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# Banquet Advance
The Banquet Advance report is used to view advance payment details collected for banquet bookings. This report helps track all advance transactions within a selected date range and allows users to filter and view specific records using advanced search options.
## Steps to view Banquet Advance
Step 1: Go to the **Reports** menu in the **Banquet** module.
* Click on **Banquet Advance**.
Step 2: After opening the report, select the required date range.
Step 3: Click on the **Advanced Search** button available on the screen.
* This option allows you to filter records based on specific criteria.
* Select the required search criteria in the Advanced Search fields.
Step 4: After entering the details, click on the **Display** button.
* The system will display the Banquet Advance report.
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