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The use of integral field spectroscopy is becoming increasingly popular,hovewer data reduction is still a difficult process. Here I present astep-by-step guide to the reduction of integral field data acquired with theGemini Multi-Object Spectrograph (GMOS) on GEMINI. The reduction process,separately applied to a standard star and to the science data, includes biasand sky subtraction, flat-fielding, trimming, wavelength and flux calibration,creation of the cubes for each exposure and final combination into a singlecube. Typical problems encoutered during the reduction process are discussed.The command list has been adapted from IRAF scripts given as tutorials at theSouth American Gemini Data Workshop (S\~{a}o Jos\'e dos Campos, Brazil, October27-30, 2011) and scripts kindly provided by collaborators.

Reduction of Integral Field Spectroscopic Data from the Gemini Multi-Object Spectrograph (a commented example)