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# Guest On Meal Plan
Steps to view Guest on meal plan report
**Navigation Path:**
1. Navigate to the **Front Office** module.
2. Click the **Advanced Reports** menu.
3. Select **Guest On Meal Plan**.
**Guest on Meal Plan**
This report gives you the list of Guests with reference to the Meal Plan they are on.
Multiple Easy to use options are also available to see the report of a specific **Date Range** and add in the **details of the plan** or **summarized** report of the same. You can **Exclude Departure** or **Include Arrivals** based on the requirement and see the **Plan Amount** charged.
Option to sort the report based on **Plan** and/ or group with **Company**.
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You can also add multiple columns of information such as **Segment**, **Pax Details** and **Nationality** etc.
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And a search lens to provide the information of specific or multiple plans.
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