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# Room Tariff- Current
Steps to view room tariff current report
**Navigation Path:**
1. Navigate to the **Front Office** module.
2. Click the **Reports Menu**.
3. Select **Room Tariff- current.**
**Room Tariff- Current**
This report shows you the data of Defined and Posted Tariff for in House Guests. There are many options to add required information within the report, and for sorting the report.
**Sort On:** You can sort the report based on Room No., Room Type, guest Name, Company Room, and Registration No..
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A search Bar is provided on top of the main columns (Room, Guest and Company Name), so you can search for any specific data that you are looking for.
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A checkbox with Currency wise Tariff is also provided for multiple currencies. It will add a column for Currency ID
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Option to see Only **P.M** Rooms or **Today’s Arrival** is also provided.
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It also features multiple options to show only the Tariff which is defined as ‘**Current Defined Tariff**’.
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Or Already Posted Tariff as ‘**Current Posted Tariff**’.
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And an additional feature to check the Posted Tariff of previous day as ‘**Previous Day Tariff**’.
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