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# Closed positions
## Summary
This widget displays a list of your closed positions on the selected account.
The data is available for the last 92 days.
Closed positions
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The widget lists only closed positions. For a list of currently open positions, use the [Open positions](/widgets/open-positions.md) widget.
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## Settings
### Adjust the time period
By default, the widget lists closed positions for the last 90 days. To display positions closed during a specific time period, use the **Select date range** field. The most recently closed positions appears at the top of the list.
### Configure columns
Click the **Configure columns** button in the widget header to adjust the displayed information:
* **Mark or unmark column checkboxes**: To display or hide them; the column checkboxes highlighted in grey can’t be unmarked.
* **Drag and drop the columns**: To adjust their order in the table.
### View related orders
Click the **chevron icon** in a position row to expand a list of position-closing orders. As positions can be partially closed, there may be more than one line. For each executed position-closing order, a separate line is added.
## Fields
The following information is provided about each position:
**Market**
The market type (Spot, CFD, or Perpetual) and market ticker.
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**Full name**
The market full name or description.
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**Position ID**
The position identifier.
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**Side**
The position side: Buy or Sell.
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**Order type**
The [order type](/knowledge-base/order-types.md).
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**Time in force**
The [Time in force](/knowledge-base/time-in-force.md).
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**Pos. closed size**
The closed volume, in lots, which is equivalent to the corresponding filled order volume.
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**Open price**
The volume-weighted average price (VWAP) at which the position was opened.
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**Close price**
The volume-weighted average price (VWAP) of trades related to a position-closing order.
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**Close order ID**
The identifier of an order closing the position.
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**Realized PnL, {RAT}**
The actual profit or loss earned, in conversion to the platform root asset.
For **Long** positions, this value is calculated as *Position size* × (*Close price* – *Open price*).
For **Short** positions, this value is calculated as *Position size* × (*Open price* – *Close price*).
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**{RAT} notional**
The equivalent of the closed volume in the platform root asset.
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**History rate to {RAT}**
The rate to the platform root asset at the moment of position closing.
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**Reason**
The reason for closing a position. Possible values:
* **Trader**: The position was closed by you.
* **Admin**: The position was closed by an Admin.
* **Stop-out**: The position was automatically closed by the system, as a result of Stop out.
* **Stop loss**: The position was closed by the [Stop loss](/knowledge-base/price-triggers.md) trigger.
* **Take profit**: The position was closed by the [Take profit](/knowledge-base/price-triggers.md) trigger.
* **Webhook alert**: The position was closed via a [TradingView webhook](https://github.com/b2broker-gitbook/gitbook-bbp/blob/master/b2trader/get-started/tradingview-webhooks.md).
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**Comment**
The text note inherited from the opening order. Up to 100 characters. The comment can't be edited after the order is placed.
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**Open date, time**
The date and time when a position was opened.
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**Closed date, time**
The date and time when a position-closing order was last updated (fully executed).
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