# Order History

By clicking on **“Order History”**, you can view all your orders.

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**Order History** records every action you take, while **Trade History** focuses only on executed trades.\
Therefore, every order displayed in **Trade History** is included in **Order History**.
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You can choose to display orders only for the currently displayed pool, and you can also filter them by **Direction** and by order **Type**.

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“**Time**” indicates the exact date of the order event.

“**Pair**” displays the selected token pair.

“**Direction**” indicates whether the order was a Buy, a Sell, a Long, or a Short.

“**Type**” indicates whether the order was a Market Order, Limit Order, Stop Loss, Take Profit, or Liquidation.

“**Size**” is the notional value of the order expressed in the base token, along with its $ value at that time.

“**Filled Size**” shows the number of tokens filled out of the total size of your order.

“**Order Value**” is the notional value of the order expressed in the quote token, along with its $ value at that time.

“**Price**” is the price at which the order occurred.

“**Avg Price**” is the average price at which the order was processed.

“**Status**” indicates whether the order has been Filled, Claimed, or Cancelled.

You can also click on the icon in the last column to display the transaction on Solscan.
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To choose which columns to display on your **"Order History"** dashboard, click here and tick the relevant boxes. You can also choose to enable all.

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