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# Table

To create a Table order in the POS, you have the option to **select a table** or **skip table selection and add it later**.

## Selecting a Table

Selecting a table can be done from either the **grid** or the **floor plan**. You can also **filter** tables by areas.

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## Skipping Table Entry

You also have the option to s**kip** table selection, and **add it later**.&#x20;

#### To skip table selection:

Click the **Skip** button on the upper right-hand side.&#x20;

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#### To add a table to an existing order:

1. In the POS, go to the **Order History** screen.
2. Select the **relevant order**.
3. Click **Checkout**.
4. On the upper right-hand side, click the **Edit** icon (beside service type).
5. Select the **appropriate table**.

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