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# Reinstate No Show Reservation
Steps to reinstate a no show reservation
1\. Go to the **Reservation Main Menu**
2\. Click on the ellipsis (the three vertical Dots) on the menu bar > **ReInstate NoShow.**
3\. Once the user has clicked on **ReinNoShow,** the following window listing out all no-show reservations will appear. Then the user has to select the reservation that they would like to reinstate.
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4. Double-click on the reservation row to select the Reservation.
5. Save the reservation to reinstate.
6. The Below Pop-up will appear. Enter the reason for reinstating and click OK.
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