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# Can I view venue availability reports for the whole month?

Yes, you can view venue availability for the entire month by using the Monthly Venue Position report.

To access this report:

1\. Navigate to the Queries menu.

2\. Click on the Monthly Venue Position menu option.

This specific report is designed to display all reservations and blocks for the month against each individual venue, giving you a comprehensive view of availability.

If you need different timeframes, you can also use:

• Venue Booking: Displays reservations and blocks for the current day.

• Weekly Forecast: Provides a outlook for the week.

• Banquet Status: Allows you to select a specific date and use Advance search filters to view the status of various bookings.


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