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# Reservation List
Steps to view reservation list report
**Navigation Path:**
1. Navigate to the **Front Office** module.
2. Click **Queries menu**.
3. Select **Reservation List.**
**Reservation List**
As the name suggests, this report will show you the list of all the reservations in the selected date range and also features multiple other sorting options in it.
**Selection Option:** These options are to sort the report based on your requirement and focus on the selected data to load.
A **Funnel filter** search is provided to search for any specific data. It is placed next to dates.\
A filter to see **Country wise** will group reservations based on Countries.
And Options filter also helps you to add other data as columns within Reports to see a detailed reservation report.
On the far right it shows the total **no. of Reservation** on the Page.
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