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# Banquet Sale Day Book (Monthly)
The **Banquet Sales Day Book (Monthly)** report is used to view and analyse banquet sales on a daily basis, summarized month-wise. It helps in tracking all banquet-related transactions for each day within a selected month.
## Steps to access Banquet Sale Day Book (Monthly)
Step 1: Go to the **Reports** menu in the **Banquet** module.
1. Click on **Banquet Sales Day Book (Monthly)** from the list of available reports.
Step 2: On the report screen, locate the Search option.
1. Click on the Search option to open the filter criteria.
Step 3: After entering the required search criteria, click on the Display button.
* The system will generate and show the Banquet Sales Day Book (Monthly) report on the screen.
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