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# Open orders

## Summary

This widget displays a list of Limit orders that have been placed from this specific account and are currently open and assigned one of the following [statuses](/knowledge-base/order-statuses.md): *Started*, *Pending*, or *Working*.

<figure><img src="/files/0Z2yk6F8D1an7UR0iuFh" alt="Open orders"><figcaption><p>Open orders</p></figcaption></figure>

{% hint style="info" %}
The widget lists only open orders, that are currently not filled or partially filled. For a list of orders in the final statuses, use the [Order history](/widgets/order-history.md) widget.
{% endhint %}

## Settings

### Adjust the time period

By default, the widget lists the orders for all the time. To display orders for a specific time period, use the **Select date range** field. The most recent order 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.

## Fields

The following information is provided about each order:

**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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**Side**

The order 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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**Amount**

The order amount, in the base currency.

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**Filled**

The order amount that has been filled so far.

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**Fee**

The total commission paid for executing an order and the currency in which the commission was paid.

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**Remaining**

The order amount that hasn’t yet been filled.

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**Limit price**

For Limit orders, the Limit price set when placing the order.

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**Avg execution price**

The order execution price, as an average price of all trades executed while filling the order.

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**Take profit**

The [Take profit](/knowledge-base/price-triggers.md) value, if set.

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**Stop loss**

The [Stop loss](/knowledge-base/price-triggers.md) value, if set.

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**Used leverage**

For margin trading, the leverage ratio used when placing an order.

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**Status**

The current order [status](/knowledge-base/order-statuses.md): *Started*, *Pending*, or *Working*.

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**Created at**

The date and time when an order was placed.

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**Updated at**

The date and time of the latest update to the order.

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**Valid until**

The date and time when an order expires.

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**Order ID**

The system identifier of an order.

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**Comment**

The text note attached to the order when it was placed. Up to 100 characters. The comment can't be edited after the order is placed.

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**Reason**

The reason for placing the order:

* **Trader**: The order was placed by you.
* **Admin**: The order was placed by an Admin.
* **Stop-out**: The order was placed by the system, to close positions as a result of Stop out.
* **Webhook alert**: The order was placed via a [TradingView webhook](https://github.com/b2broker-gitbook/gitbook-bbp/blob/master/b2trader/get-started/tradingview-webhooks.md).

## Cancel orders

To cancel an order, click the **×** in the corresponding row.

To cancel all active orders at once, click the **Cancel all** button in the widget header.


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