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# Expected Arrivals
Steps to view expected arrivals report
EXPECTED ARRIVALS
Expected arrivals shows the upcoming confirmed reservations yet to arrive. Day wise arrivals can be viewed along with the filters to search for the market segment, reservation status etc. Past date arrivals can also be viewed in this report.
1.To view the report, go to “FRONT OFFICE” module “QUERIES ” “EXPECTED ARRIVALS”
2. Select the From and To date from the screen as shown below
3.Click on .png?alt=media) icon to filter and search for any reservation
4.To see more details of the reservation, click .png?alt=media)
6.Select required fields from the list and click .png?alt=media) which adds up columns on the report with details if it was added during reservation
7.Click .png?alt=media) to view the report once filters are applied
8.This report can be either converted to excel by clicking .png?alt=media) or printed by clicking .png?alt=media)
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4.To see more details of the reservation, click .png?alt=media)
6.Select required fields from the list and click .png?alt=media) which adds up columns on the report with details if it was added during reservation
7.Click .png?alt=media) to view the report once filters are applied
8.This report can be either converted to excel by clicking .png?alt=media) or printed by clicking .png?alt=media)
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## Querying This Documentation
If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation by asking a question.
Perform an HTTP GET request on the following URL with the `ask` and `goal` query parameters:
```
GET https://help.rbsgo.com/front-office-module/fo-queries1/fo-queries1-expected-arrivals.md?ask=