tkukurin/wonderbread huggingface dataset:
Task: Open my latest updated issue that has keyword "theme editor" in its title to check if it is closed
Site: gitlab

1. Click the icon to the right of the plus sign icon called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Type in the keyword "theme editor".
5. Press the Return/Enter key to execute the search.
6. Click the black, bold title of the first search result that includes the keyword.
7. Given the information, state if my latest updated issue that has keyword "theme editor" in its title is closed.

1. Click the "Issues" icon located to the right of the plus sign icon.
2. Click the tab under Issues called "All" (third tab from left).
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Type in the keyword "theme editor" and press enter.
5. Click the first search result from the bottom that includes this keyword. The keyword should be in the bolded title.
6. On this page, check if this issue is closed or not. This is your answer!

1. On the top bar, click on the icon which the coffee mug on it called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Enter "theme editor" in the search box.
5. From the popup, click on "Search for this word".
6. On the top right corner of the list, click on the dropwdown.
7. Click on "Updated Date".
8. From the displayed list, click on the first title of the issue which has "theme editor" in its title to check if it is closed.

1. Click on the rectangular icon, for Issues, right next to the '+' icon in the top navigation bar.
2. Click on the 'All' tab, under 'Issues' to list all issues.
3. Click on the 'x' icon next to 'Byte Blaze' in the search bar to remove the assignee filter.
4. Type 'theme editor' in the search bar and hit the 'return' key to filter issues having 'theme editor' in their title.
5. Click on the first issue as it has 'theme editor' in its title and it is the latest updated issue.
6. Observe that there's a green icon 'Open' at the top which indicates the issue is not closed.

1. Click on the issues button, which is an icon directly to the right of the create new button.
2. Click on the tab heading “All”, located above the search bar.
3. Click on the sorting criteria button, located to the right of the search bar.
4. Click “Updated date” in the pop-up menu.
5. Click into the search bar, located above the rows of issues.
6. Type in the desired keyword.
7. Press enter.
8. Click on the most recent search result with the key word in its title. Since results are sorted recent to old, this is the first relevant search result.
9. Return whether it is closed. You can tell if it’s closed based on the open or closed tags, located above the issue title.
Task: Open my latest updated issue that has keyword "homepage content" in its title to check if it is closed
Site: gitlab

1. Click the icon to the right of the plus sign icon called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Type in the keyword "homepage content".
5. Press the Return/Enter key to execute the search.
6. Click the black, bold title of the first search result that includes the keyword.
7. Given the information, state if my latest updated issue that has keyword "homepage content" in its title is closed.

1. Click the "Issues" icon located to the right of the plus sign icon
2. Click the tab under Issues called "All" (third tab from left)
3. Click the search box at the top of the page
4. Type "homepage content" 
5. Press enter
6. Click the first row result with text relating to "homepage content"
7. If the issue is closed, click it

1. On the top bar, click on the icon which the coffee mug on it called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Enter "homepage content" in the search box.
5. From the popup, click on "Search for this word".
6. On the top right corner of the list, click on the dropwdown.
7. Click on "Updated Date".
8. From the displayed list, click on the first title of the issue which has "homepage content" in its title to check if it is closed.

1. Click on the rectangular icon, for Issues, right next to the '+' icon in the top navigation bar.
2. Click on the 'All' tab, under 'Issues' to list all issues.
3. Click on the 'x' icon next to 'Byte Blaze' in the search bar to remove the assignee filter.
4. Type 'homepage content' in the search bar and hit the 'return' key to filter issues having 'homepage content' in their title.
5. Click on the second issue as it has 'homepage content' in its title and it is the latest updated issue (the first issue doesn't have homepage content in its title).
6. Observe that there's a blue icon 'Closed' at the top which indicates the issue is closed.

1. Click on the issues button, which is an icon directly to the right of the create new button.
2. Click on the tab heading “All”, located above the search bar.
3. Click on the sorting criteria button, located to the right of the search bar.
4. Click “Updated date” in the pop-up menu.
5. Click into the search bar, located above the rows of issues.
6. Type in the desired keyword.
7. Press enter.
8. Click on the most recent search result with the key word in its title. Since results are sorted recent to old, this is the first relevant search result.
9. Return whether it is closed. You can tell if it’s closed based on the open or closed tags, located above the issue title.
Task: Open my latest created issue that has better in its title to check if it is closed
Site: gitlab

1. Click the icon to the right of the plus sign icon called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Type in the keyword "better".
5. Press the Return/Enter key to execute the search.
6. Click the down arrow to the right of the search bar to open the sort by dropdown menu.
7. From the dropdown, click on "Created date".
8. Click the black, bold title of the first search result that includes the keyword.
9. Given the information, state if my latest created issue that has better in its title is closed.

1. Click the "Issues" icon (located directly to the right of the plus sign icon) in the top purple navigation bar.
2. Click on the third gray tab labeled "All" at the top.
3. Click the search box at the top of the page (to the right of the "Assignee" tag).
4. Enter in the keyword "better".
5. Click the down arrow to the right of the search bar to open the sort by dropdown menu.
6. From the dropdown, click on "Created date".
7. Click on the first sorted search result that includes the keyword.
8. From this page, you can find if the issue is closed.

1. On the top bar, click on the icon which the coffee mug on it called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Enter "better" in the search box.
5. From the popup, click on "Search for this word".
6. On the top right corner of the list, click on the dropwdown.
7. Click on "Created Date".
8. From the displayed list, click on the first title of the issue which has "better" in its title to check if it is closed.

1. Click on the rectangular icon, for Issues, right next to the '+' icon in the top navigation bar.
2. Click on the 'All' tab, under 'Issues' to list all issues.
3. Type 'better' in the search bar and hit the 'return' key to filter issues having 'better' in their title.
4. Click on the 'Better Event page UX' issue as it has 'better' in its title and it is the latest created issue (the previous issues don't have 'better' in their title).
5. Observe that there's a blue icon 'Closed' at the top which indicates the issue is closed.

1. Click on the issues button, which is an icon directly to the right of the create new button.
2. Click on the tab heading “All”, located above the search bar.
3. Click on the sorting criteria button, located to the right of the search bar.
4. Click “Created date” in the pop-up menu.
5. Click into the search bar, located above the rows of issues.
6. Type in the desired keyword.
7. Press enter.
8. Click on the most recent search result with the key word in its title. Since results are sorted recent to old, this is the first relevant search result.
9. Return whether it is closed. You can tell if it’s closed based on the open or closed tags, located above the issue title.
Task: Open my latest created issue that has feature in its title to check if it is closed
Site: gitlab

1. Click the icon to the right of the plus sign icon called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Type in the keyword "feature".
5. Press the Return/Enter key to execute the search.
6. Click the down arrow to the right of the search bar to open the sort by dropdown menu.
7. From the dropdown, click on "Created date".
8. Click the black, bold title of the first search result that includes the keyword.
9. Given the information, state if my latest created issue that has feature in its title is closed.

1. Click the "Issues" icon (located directly to the right of the plus sign icon) in the top purple navigation bar.
2. Click on the third gray tab labeled "All" at the top.
3. Click the search box at the top of the page (to the right of the "Assignee" tag).
4. Enter in the keyword "feature".
5. Click the down arrow to the right of the search bar to open the sort by dropdown menu.
6. From the dropdown, click on "Created date".
7. Click on the first sorted search result that includes the keyword.
8. From this page, you can find if the issue is closed.

1. On the top bar, click on the icon which the coffee mug on it called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Enter "feature" in the search box.
5. From the popup, click on "Search for this word".
6. On the top right corner of the list, click on the dropwdown.
7. Click on "Created Date".
8. From the displayed list, click on the first title of the issue which has "feature" in its title to check if it is closed.

1. Click on the rectangular icon, for Issues, right next to the '+' icon in the top navigation bar.
2. Click on the 'All' tab, under 'Issues' to list all issues.
3. Type 'feature' in the search bar and hit the 'return' key to filter issues having 'feature' in their title.
4. Click on the second issue as it has 'feature' in its title and it is the latest created issue (the previous issue doesn't have 'feature' in its title).
5. Observe that there's a green icon 'Open' at the top which indicates the issue is not closed.

1. Click on the issues button, which is an icon directly to the right of the create new button.
2. Click on the tab heading “All”, located above the search bar.
3. Click on the sorting criteria button, located to the right of the search bar.
4. Click “Created date” in the pop-up menu.
5. Click into the search bar, located above the rows of issues.
6. Type in the desired keyword.
7. Press enter.
8. Click on the most recent search result with the key word in its title. Since results are sorted recent to old, this is the first relevant search result.
9. Return whether it is closed. You can tell if it’s closed based on the open or closed tags, located above the issue title.
Task: Open my latest created issue that has dependency in its title to check if it is closed
Site: gitlab

1. Click the icon to the right of the plus sign icon called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Type in the keyword "dependency".
5. Press the Return/Enter key to execute the search.
6. Click the down arrow to the right of the search bar to open the sort by dropdown menu.
7. From the dropdown, click on "Created date".
8. Click the black, bold title of the first search result that includes the keyword.
9. Given the information, state if my latest created issue that has dependency in its title is closed.

1. Click the "Issues" icon (located directly to the right of the plus sign icon) in the top purple navigation bar.
2. Click on the third gray tab labeled "All" at the top.
3. Click the search box at the top of the page (to the right of the "Assignee" tag).
4. Enter in the keyword "dependency".
5. Click the down arrow to the right of the search bar to open the sort by dropdown menu.
6. From the dropdown, click on "Created date".
7. Click on the first sorted search result that includes the keyword.
8. From this page, you can find if the issue is closed.

1. On the top bar, click on the icon which the coffee mug on it called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Enter "dependency" in the search box.
5. From the popup, click on "Search for this word".
6. On the top right corner of the list, click on the dropwdown.
7. Click on "Created Date".
8. From the displayed list, click on the first title of the issue which has "dependency" in its title to check if it is closed.

1. Click on the rectangular icon, for Issues, right next to the '+' icon in the top navigation bar.
2. Click on the 'All' tab, under 'Issues' to list all issues.
3. Type 'dependency' in the search bar and hit the 'return' key to filter issues having 'dependency' in their title.
4. Click on the first issue as it has 'dependencies' in its title and it is the latest created issue.
5. Observe that there's a green icon 'Open' at the top which indicates the issue is not closed.

1. Click on the issues button, which is an icon directly to the right of the create new button.
2. Click on the tab heading “All”, located above the search bar.
3. Click on the sorting criteria button, located to the right of the search bar.
4. Click “Created date” in the pop-up menu.
5. Click into the search bar, located above the rows of issues.
6. Type in the desired keyword.
7. Press enter.
8. Click on the most recent search result with the key word in its title. Since results are sorted recent to old, this is the first relevant search result.
9. Return whether it is closed. You can tell if it’s closed based on the open or closed tags, located above the issue title.
Task: Open my latest created issue that has theme editor in its title to check if it is closed
Site: gitlab

1. Click the icon to the right of the plus sign icon called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Type in the keyword "theme editor".
5. Press the Return/Enter key to execute the search.
6. Click the down arrow to the right of the search bar to open the sort by dropdown menu.
7. From the dropdown, click on "Created date".
8. Click the black, bold title of the first search result that includes the keyword.
9. Given the information, state if my latest created issue that has theme editor in its title is closed.

1. Click the "Issues" icon (located directly to the right of the plus sign icon) in the top purple navigation bar.
2. Click on the third gray tab labeled "All" at the top.
3. Click the search box at the top of the page (to the right of the "Assignee" tag).
4. Enter in the keyword "theme editor".
5. Click the down arrow to the right of the search bar to open the sort by dropdown menu.
6. From the dropdown, click on "Created date".
7. Click on the first sorted search result that includes the keyword.
8. From this page, you can find if the issue is closed.

1. On the top bar, click on the icon which the coffee mug on it called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Enter "theme editor" in the search box.
5. From the popup, click on "Search for this word".
6. On the top right corner of the list, click on the dropwdown.
7. Click on "Created Date".
8. From the displayed list, click on the first title of the issue which has "theme editor" in its title to check if it is closed.

1. Click on the rectangular icon, for Issues, right next to the '+' icon in the top navigation bar.
2. Click on the 'All' tab, under 'Issues' to list all issues.
3. Type 'theme editor' in the search bar and hit the 'return' key filter all issues having 'theme editor' in them.
4. Click on the 'Created date' dropdown box located towards the right of the search bar.
5. Click on 'Created date' from the dropdown menu to sort issues by created dates.
6. Click on the only issue displayed.
7. Observe that there's a green icon 'Open' at the top which indicates the issue is not closed.

1. Click on the issues button, which is an icon directly to the right of the create new button.
2. Click on the tab heading “All”, located above the search bar.
3. Click on the sorting criteria button, located to the right of the search bar.
4. Click “Created date” in the pop-up menu.
5. Click into the search bar, located above the rows of issues.
6. Type in the desired keyword.
7. Press enter.
8. Click on the most recent search result with the key word in its title. Since results are sorted recent to old, this is the first relevant search result.
9. Return whether it is closed. You can tell if it’s closed based on the open or closed tags, located above the issue title.
Task: Open my latest created issue that has homepage content in its title to check if it is closed
Site: gitlab

1. Click the icon to the right of the plus sign icon called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Type in the keyword "homepage content".
5. Press the Return/Enter key to execute the search.
6. Click the down arrow to the right of the search bar to open the sort by dropdown menu.
7. From the dropdown, click on "Created date".
8. Click the black, bold title of the first search result that includes the keyword.
9. Given the information, state if my latest created issue that has homepage content in its title is closed.

1. Click the "Issues" icon (located directly to the right of the plus sign icon) in the top purple navigation bar.
2. Click on the third gray tab labeled "All" at the top.
3. Click the search box at the top of the page (to the right of the "Assignee" tag).
4. Enter in the keyword "homepage content".
5. Click the down arrow to the right of the search bar to open the sort by dropdown menu.
6. From the dropdown, click on "Created date".
7. Click on the first sorted search result that includes the keyword.
8. From this page, you can find if the issue is closed.

1. On the top bar, click on the icon which the coffee mug on it called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Enter "homepage content" in the search box.
5. From the popup, click on "Search for this word".
6. On the top right corner of the list, click on the dropwdown.
7. Click on "Created Date".
8. From the displayed list, click on the first title of the issue which has "homepage content" in its title to check if it is closed.

1. Click on the rectangular icon, for Issues, right next to the '+' icon in the top navigation bar.
2. Type 'homepage content' in the search bar and hit the 'return' key filter all issues having 'homepage content' in them.
3. Click on the 'All' tab, under 'Issues' to list all issues.
4. Click on the second issue as it is the only issue that has 'homepage content' in its title.
5. Observe that there's a blue icon 'Closed' at the top which indicates the issue is closed.

1. Click on the issues button, which is an icon directly to the right of the create new button.
2. Click on the tab heading “All”, located above the search bar.
3. Click on the sorting criteria button, located to the right of the search bar.
4. Click “Created date” in the pop-up menu.
5. Click into the search bar, located above the rows of issues.
6. Type in the desired keyword.
7. Press enter.
8. Click on the most recent search result with the key word in its title. Since results are sorted recent to old, this is the first relevant search result.
9. Return whether it is closed. You can tell if it’s closed based on the open or closed tags, located above the issue title.
Task: Give me the name of the products that have 0 units left
Site: shopping_admin

1. Click the "Catalog" icon from the left sidebar.
2. Click "Products", which is the first option in the dropdown.
3. Click the gray "Filters" button near the top right.
4. Click on the "from" box for Quantity.
5. Type in "0".
6. Click on the "to" box for Quantity.
7. Type in "0".
8. Press the "Enter/Return" key to execute the search.
9. Scroll down to show all the results.
10. Given the information, state the name of the products that have 0 units left.

1. On the left menu, click on "Catalog".
2. From the popped up sub menu, click on "Products".
3. In the top right corner, click on the "Filters" button.
4. Under the "Quantity" sub heading, enter 0 in the 'From' and 'To' box field.
5. In the bottom right corner, click on "Apply Filters".
6. From the displayed table, report the name of the products that have 0 units left.

1. Click on 'CATALOG' on the left sidebar.
2. Click on 'Products' in the popup window.
3. Click on the 'Filter' button on the right side.
4. Type 0 in the 'from' text box under Quantity.
5. Type 0 in the 'to' text box under Quantity.
6. Click the 'Apply Filters' button to search for products that have 0 units left.
7. Scroll down and report all shown products.

1. Click on the “CATALOG” button in the dark gray column on the left hand side of the page.
2. Click on “Products” in the pop up menu, located under the bolded heading “Catalog”.
3. Click the “Filters” button, located to the left of the “Default View” button.
4. Click into the “from” box, under the bolded text “Quantity”.
5. Type “0”.
6. Click into the “to” box, under the “from” box.
7. Type “0”.
8. Press enter.
9. Scroll down through the rows of the product table. While scrolling, record the name of each relevant product. The name of the product can be found in the 4th column of the product table. All products with the same base name should be considered the same product; do not differentiate between products of different colors or sizes if they have the same base name.

1. Click on the "Catalog" icon on the gray sidebar on the left side of the screen.
2. Click on "Products" in the submenu.
3. Click on the gray "Filters" button near the top right of the page.
4. Click in the empty box under "Quantity" and to the right of "from".
5. Enter "0" in this box.
6. Click in the empty box under "Quantity" and to the right of "to".
7. Enter "0" in this box.
8. Press the gray "Apply Filters" button.
9. Scroll through the results and note the values in the "Name" column of the table.
Task: Give me the brand of the products that have 3 units left
Site: shopping_admin

1. Click the "Catalog" icon from the left sidebar.
2. Click "Products", which is the first option in the dropdown.
3. Click the gray "Filters" button near the top right.
4. Click on the "from" box for Quantity.
5. Type in "3".
6. Click on the "to" box for Quantity.
7. Type in "3".
8. Press the "Enter/Return" key to execute the search.
9. Given the information, state the brand of the products that have 3 units left.

1. Click on the "Catalog" icon on the gray sidebar on the left side of the screen.
2. Click on "Products" in the submenu.
3. Click in the empty box under "Quantity" and to the right of "from".
4. Enter "3" in this box.
5. Click in the empty box under "Quantity" and to the right of "to".
6. Enter "3" in this box.
7. Press the gray "Apply Filters" button.
8. Note the brands (first part of the values in the "Name" column) of the table.

1. On the left menu, click on "Catalog".
2. From the popped up sub menu, click on "Products".
3. In the top right corner, click on the "Filters" button.
4. Under the "Quantity" sub heading, enter 3 in the 'From' and 'To' box field.
5. In the bottom right corner, click on "Apply Filters".
6. From the displayed table, report the name of the products that have 3 units left.

1. Click on 'CATALOG' on the left sidebar.
2. Click on 'Products' in the popup window.
3. Click on the 'Filter' button on the right side.
4. Type 3 in the 'from' text box under Quantity.
5. Type 3 in the 'to' text box under Quantity.
6. Click the 'Apply Filters' button to search for products that have 3 units left.
7. Scroll down and report brands of all shown products.

1. Click on the “CATALOG” button in the dark gray column on the left hand side of the page.
2. Click on “Products” in the pop up menu, located under the bolded heading “Catalog”.
3. Click the “Filters” button, located to the left of the “Default View” button.
4. Click into the “from” box, under the bolded text “Quantity”.
5. Type “3”.
6. Click into the “to” box, under the “from” box.
7. Type “3”.
8. Press enter.
9. Scroll down through the rows of the product table. While scrolling, record the brands of each relevant product. The name of the product can be found in the 4th column of the product table, which contains information on the brand of the product. All products with the same base name should be considered the same product; do not differentiate between products of different colors or sizes if they have the same base name.
Task: Give me the product names and the sizes of the products that have 2-3 units left
Site: shopping_admin

1. Click the "Catalog" icon from the left sidebar.
2. Click "Products", which is the first option in the dropdown.
3. Click the gray "Filters" button near the top right.
4. Click on the "from" box for Quantity.
5. Type in "2".
6. Click on the "to" box for Quantity.
7. Type in "3".
8. Press the "Enter/Return" key to execute the search.
9. Given the information, state the product names and the sizes of the products that have 2-3 units left.

1. Click on the "Catalog" icon on the gray sidebar on the left side of the screen.
2. Click on "Products" in the submenu.
3. Click in the empty box under "Quantity" and to the right of "from".
4. Enter "2" in this box.
5. Click in the empty box under "Quantity" and to the right of "to".
6. Enter "3" in this box.
7. Press the gray "Apply Filters" button.
8. Note the product names and sizes (found in the values in the "Name" column) of the table.

1. On the left menu, click on "Catalog".
2. From the popped up sub menu, click on "Products".
3. In the top right corner, click on the "Filters" button.
4. Under the "Quantity" sub heading, enter 2 in the 'From' box field.
5. Under the "Quantity" sub heading, enter 3 in the 'To' box field.
6. In the bottom right corner, click on "Apply Filters".
7. From the displayed table, report the product names and the sizes of the products that have 2-3 units left.

1. Click on 'CATALOG' on the left sidebar.
2. Click on 'Products' in the popup window.
3. Click on the 'Filter' button on the right side.
4. Type 2 in the 'from' text box under Quantity.
5. Type 3 in the 'to' text box under Quantity.
6. Click the 'Apply Filters' button to search for products that have 3 units left.
7. Scroll down and report product names and the sizes of all shown products.

1. Click on the “CATALOG” button in the dark gray column on the left hand side of the page.
2. Click on “Products” in the pop up menu, located under the bolded heading “Catalog”.
3. Click the “Filters” button, located to the left of the “Default View” button.
4. Click into the “from” box, under the bolded text “Quantity”.
5. Type “2”.
6. Click into the “to” box, under the “from” box.
7. Type “3”.
8. Press enter.
9. Scroll down through the rows of the product table. While scrolling, record the name and size of each relevant product. The name of the product can be found in the 4th column of the product table, which also contains information on the size of the product. All products with the same base name and size should be considered the same product; do not differentiate between products of different colors if they have the same base name and size.
Task: Give me the SKU of the products that have 1-3 units left
Site: shopping_admin

1. Click the "Catalog" icon from the left sidebar.
2. Click "Products", which is the first option in the dropdown.
3. Click the gray "Filters" button near the top right.
4. Click on the "from" box for Quantity.
5. Type in "1".
6. Click on the "to" box for Quantity.
7. Type in "3".
8. Press the "Enter/Return" key to execute the search.
9. Given the information, state the SKU of the products that have 1-3 units left.

1. Click on the "Catalog" icon on the gray sidebar on the left side of the screen.
2. Click on "Products" in the submenu.
3. Click in the empty box under "Quantity" and to the right of "from".
4. Enter "1" in this box.
5. Click in the empty box under "Quantity" and to the right of "to".
6. Enter "3" in this box.
7. Press the gray "Apply Filters" button.
8. Note the values under the "SKU" column of the table.

1. On the left menu, click on "Catalog".
2. From the popped up sub menu, click on "Products".
3. In the top right corner, click on the "Filters" button.
4. Under the "Quantity" sub heading, enter 1 in the 'From' box field.
5. Under the "Quantity" sub heading, enter 3 in the 'To' box field.
6. In the bottom right corner, click on "Apply Filters".
7. From the displayed table, report the the SKU of the products that have 1-3 units left.

1. Click on 'CATALOG' on the left sidebar.
2. Click on 'Products' in the popup window.
3. Click on the 'Filter' button on the right side.
4. Type 1 in the 'from' text box under Quantity.
5. Type 3 in the 'to' text box under Quantity.
6. Click the 'Apply Filters' button to search for products that have 3 units left.
7. Scroll down and report SKU of all shown products.

1. Click on the “CATALOG” button in the dark gray column on the left hand side of the page.
2. Click on “Products” in the pop up menu, located under the bolded heading “Catalog”.
3. Click the “Filters” button, located to the left of the “Default View” button.
4. Click into the “from” box, under the bolded text “Quantity”.
5. Type “1”.
6. Click into the “to” box, under the “from” box.
7. Type “3”.
8. Press enter.
9. Scroll down through the rows of the product table. While scrolling, record the SKU of each relevant product. The SKU of the product can be found in the 7th column of the product table. All products with the same base name should be considered the same product; do not differentiate between products of different colors or sizes if they have the same base name.
Task: Tell me the total cost of my latest cancelled order?
Site: shopping

1. Click on the blue "My Account" button on the top right of the page.
2. On the gray sidebar on the left of the page, click on the "My Orders" button.
3. Look under the "Status" column and find the first row with "Cancelled" in this column.
4. For that row, click on the "View Order" blue button (under the Action column).
5. Scroll down the page until you see "Grand Total". This is the total cost.

1. Click on the first option of the upper bar labeled "My Account".
2. From the left sidebar, click the second option labeled "My Orders".
3. Given the information, state the total cost of my latest cancelled order.

1. Click on "My Account" in the top bar
2. Click on "My Orders" in the left menu
3. Scroll until you see a canceled order from me until you see the one with the date closest to today's date.
4. Report the cost

1. Click on the blue text "My Account" at the top of the page.
2. Click on the "My Orders" tab in the light gray column on the leftmost side of the page.
3. Scroll down to the next page button for the order table, located directly below the order table and to the right of the page numbers.
4. Click the next page button.
5. The row of the order table containing the order placed on 5/17/23 contains information on the user’s latest canceled order. The “Order Total” column of that row describes the total cost of the canceled order.

1. Click on 'My Account' in the top bar.
2. Click on 'My Orders' in the left gray box.
3. Since there is no 'Cancelled' on this page, click on the '>' button to see older orders.
4. Report the 'Order Total' of the first 'Cancelled' order on this page.
Task: Tell me the total cost of my latest pending order?
Site: shopping

1. Click on the blue "My Account" button on the top right of the page.
2. On the gray sidebar on the left of the page, click on the "My Orders" button.
3. Look under the "Status" column and find the first row with "Pending" in this column.
4. For that row, click on the "View Order" blue button (under the Action column).
5. Scroll down the page until you see "Grand Total". This is the total cost.

1. Click on the first option of the upper bar labeled "My Account".
2. From the left sidebar, click the second option labeled "My Orders".
3. Given the information, state the total cost of my latest pending order.

1. On the top bar, click on "My Account".
2. On the left menu, click on "My Orders".
3. From the displayed table, report the total cost of my latest pending order.

1. Click on the blue text "My Account" at the top of the page.
2. Click on the "My Orders" tab in the light gray column on the leftmost side of the page.
3. The first row of the order table contains information on the user’s latest pending order. The “Order Total” column of that row describes the total cost of the pending order.

1. Click on 'My Account' in the top bar.
2. Click on 'My Orders' in the left gray box.
3. Report the 'Order Total' of the first 'Pending' order.
Task: Tell me the total cost of my latest complete order?
Site: shopping

1. Click on the blue "My Account" button on the top right of the page.
2. On the gray sidebar on the left of the page, click on the "My Orders" button.
3. Look under the "Status" column and find the first row with "Complete" in this column. Go to the next page if necessary.
4. For that row, click on the "View Order" blue button (under the Action column).
5. Scroll down the page until you see "Grand Total". This is the total cost.

1. Click on the first option of the upper bar labeled "My Account".
2. From the left sidebar, click the second option labeled "My Orders".
3. Given the information, state the total cost of my latest complete order.

1. On the top bar, click on "My Account".
2. On the left menu, click on "My Orders".
3. From the displayed table, report the total cost of my latest complete order.

1. Click on the blue text "My Account" at the top of the page.
2. Click on the "My Orders" tab in the light gray column on the leftmost side of the page.
3. Scroll down to the next page button for the order table, located directly below the order table and to the right of the page numbers.
4. Click the next page button.
5. The row of the order table containing the order placed on 3/11/23 contains information on the user’s latest complete order. The “Order Total” column of that row describes the total cost of the complete order.

1. Click on 'My Account' in the top bar.
2. Click on 'My Orders' in the left gray box.
3. Since there is no 'Complete' on this page, click on the '>' button to see older orders.
4. Report the 'Order Total' of the first 'Complete' order on this page.
Task: Tell me the total cost of my latest non-cancelled order?
Site: shopping

1. Click on the blue "My Account" button on the top right of the page.
2. On the gray sidebar on the left of the page, click on the "My Orders" button.
3. Look under the "Status" column and find the first row without "Cancelled" in this column.
4. For that row, click on the "View Order" blue button (under the Action column).
5. Scroll down the page until you see "Grand Total". This is the total cost.

1. Click on the first option of the upper bar labeled "My Account".
2. From the left sidebar, click the second option labeled "My Orders".
3. Given the information, state the total cost of my latest non-cancelled order.

1. On the top bar, click on "My Account".
2. On the left menu, click on "My Orders".
3. From the displayed table, report the total cost of my latest non-complete order.

1. Click on the blue text "My Account" at the top of the page.
2. Click on the "My Orders" tab in the light gray column on the leftmost side of the page.
3. The first row of the order table contains information on the user’s latest non-canceled order, in this case a pending order. The “Order Total” column of that row describes the total cost of the pending order.

1. Click on 'My Account' in the top bar.
2. Click on 'My Orders' in the left gray box.
3. Report the 'Order Total' of the first order whose 'Status' is something other than 'Cancelled'.
Task: Get the total payment amount of the last 2 completed orders
Site: shopping_admin

1. Click on the "Sales" icon on the left that looks like a dollar sign to reveal the pop-out menu.
2. Click on "Orders", which is the first option in the menu.
3. Given the information, state the total payment amount of the last 2 completed orders.

1. On the left menu, click on "Sales".
2. From the popped up sub-menu, click on "Orders".
3. Click on the "Filters" button placed on the top-right of the table.
4. Under the "Status" section, click on the dropdown.
5. Select "Complete" from the dropdown.
6. From the displayed table, report the total payment amount of the last 2 completed orders.

1. Click on 'SALES' on the left sidebar.
2. Click on 'Orders' in the popup window.
3. Click on the 'Purchase Date' column header two times to sort orders with most recent orders first.
4. Click on the 'Filters' button on the right side.
5. Click on the status drop down box under 'Status'.
6. Click on 'Complete' from the drop down list.
7. Click on the 'Apply Filters' black button.
8. Report the sum of the 'Grand Total (Purchased)' column for the first 2 orders, which are the most recent.

1. Click on the “SALES” button in the dark gray column on the left hand side of the page.
2. Click on “Orders” in the pop up menu, located under the bolded heading “Sales”.
3. Click the “Filters” button, located to the left of the “Default View” button.
4. Click on the “Status” criteria box, located directly under the bolded text “Status”.
5. Click “Complete” in the pop-up menu.
6. Click the “Apply Filters” button, located near the bottom right of the screen.
7. Click on the “Purchase Date” column header to sort the table from oldest to most recent.
8. Click again on the “Purchase Date” column header to sort the table from most recent to oldest.
9. The “Grand Total (Purchased)” column of each row contains information on the total payment from each order.
10. Record this information for the last 2 completed orders, i.e. the first two rows, and sum these values together.

1. Click on the "Sales" icon on the gray sidebar on the left side of the screen.
2. Click on "Orders" in the submenu.
3. Click on the "Purchase Date" column to sort by date.
4. Click on the "Purchase Date" column again to show most recent orders first.
5. Find the first two rows where the "Status" column says "Complete". Sum the payment amounts from those rows.
Task: Get the total payment amount of the last 5 completed orders
Site: shopping_admin

1. Click the "Sales" icon from the left sidebar to open the dropdown menu.
2. From the dropdown, click on the first option "Orders".
3. Click on the gray "Filters" button on the top right.
4. Click the down arrow on the dropdown menu for "Status".
5. From the dropdown, click on "Complete".
6. Click the "Apply Filters" button below all the filter options at the right.
7. Click on the fourth column header to sort by "Purchase Date".
8. Click on the column header "Purchase Date" again to reverse the ordering.
9. Given the information, state the the total payment amount of the last 5 completed orders.

1. On the left menu, click on "Sales".
2. From the popped up sub-menu, click on "Orders".
3. Click on the "Filters" button placed on the top-right of the table.
4. Under the "Status" section, click on the dropdown.
5. Select "Complete" from the dropdown.
6. From the displayed table, report the total payment amount of the last 5 completed orders.

1. Click on 'SALES' on the left sidebar.
2. Click on 'Orders' in the popup window.
3. Click on the 'Purchase Date' column header two times to sort orders with most recent orders first.
4. Click on the 'Filters' button on the right side.
5. Click on the status drop down box under 'Status'.
6. Click on 'Complete' from the drop down list.
7. Click on the 'Apply Filters' black button.
8. Report the sum of the 'Grand Total (Purchased)' column for the first 5 orders, which are the most recent.

1. Click on the “SALES” button in the dark gray column on the left hand side of the page.
2. Click on “Orders” in the pop up menu, located under the bolded heading “Sales”.
3. Click the “Filters” button, located to the left of the “Default View” button.
4. Click on the “Status” criteria box, located directly under the bolded text “Status”.
5. Click “Complete” in the pop-up menu.
6. Click the “Apply Filters” button, located near the bottom right of the screen.
7. Click on the “Purchase Date” column header to sort the table from oldest to most recent.
8. Click again on the “Purchase Date” column header to sort the table from most recent to oldest.
9. Scroll down through the first 5 rows i.e. orders of the table, recording the total payment for each order.
10. The “Grand Total (Purchased)” column of each row contains information on the total payment from each order.
11. Sum these recorded values together.

1. Click on the "Sales" icon on the gray sidebar on the left side of the screen.
2. Click on "Orders" in the submenu.
3. Click on the "Purchase Date" column to sort by date.
4. Click on the "Purchase Date" column again to show most recent orders first.
5. ScSroll to find the first 5 rows where the "Status" column says "Complete". Sum the payment amounts from those rows.
Task: Get the total payment amount of the last 5 non-cancelled orders
Site: shopping_admin

1. Click the "Sales" icon from the left sidebar to open the dropdown menu.
2. From the dropdown, click on the first option "Orders".
3. Click on the fourth column header to sort by "Purchase Date".
4. Click on the column header "Purchase Date" again to reverse the ordering.
5. Scroll down so the last 5 non-cancelled orders are visible.
6. Given the information, state the total payment amount of the last 5 non-cancelled orders.

1. Click on 'SALES' on the left sidebar.
2. Click on 'Orders' in the popup window.
3. Scroll and take the sum of orders whose status is not 'Cancelled' until 5 such orders are observed.
4. Report this sum.

1. Click on the “SALES” button in the dark gray column on the left hand side of the page.
2. Click on “Orders” in the pop up menu, located under the bolded heading “Sales”.
3. Click on the “Purchase Date” column header to sort the table from oldest to most recent.
4. Click again on the “Purchase Date” column header to sort the table from most recent to oldest.
5. Scroll down through each row of the product table until you’ve found the first 5 non-cancelled orders, recording the payment amount for each of these desired orders.
6. The “Grand Total (Purchased)” column of each row contains information on the total payment from each order.
7. Sum these recorded values together.

1. Click on the "Sales" icon on the gray sidebar on the left side of the screen.
2. Click on "Orders" in the submenu.
3. Click on the "Purchase Date" column to sort by date.
4. Click on the "Purchase Date" column again to show most recent orders first.
5. ScSroll to find the first 5 rows where the "Status" column does not say "Canceled". Sum the payment amounts from those rows.

1. Click "Sales" in the sidebar on the far left. It has an icon that looks like money symbol.
2. Click on "Orders" within the Sales tab on the sidebar.
3. Scroll down to the beginning of the order table. Ensure that the orders are sorted by purchase date in ascending order (indicated by the up arrow in the top right of the header of the purchase date column).
4. Scroll down through the table, identifying the "Grand Total (Purchased)" in every row whose status is not "Canceled", until the 5 orders are identified.
Task: Get the customer name of the most recent cancelled order
Site: shopping_admin

1. Click the "Sales" icon from the left sidebar to open the dropdown menu.
2. From the dropdown, click on the first option "Orders".
3. Click on the fourth column header to sort by "Purchase Date".
4. Click on the column header "Purchase Date" again to reverse the ordering.
5. Given the information, state the customer name of the most recent cancelled order.

1. Click on the "Sales" icon on the gray sidebar on the left side of the screen.
2. Click on "Orders" in the submenu.
3. Click on the "Purchase Date" column to sort by date.
4. Click on the "Purchase Date" column again to show most recent orders first.
5. Find the first row where the "Status" column says "Canceled". Find the customer name in that row.

1. Click on 'SALES' on the left sidebar.
2. Click on 'Orders' in the popup window.
3. Click on the 'Filters' button on the right side.
4. Click on the status drop down box under 'Status'.
5. Click on 'Cancelled' from the drop down list.
6. Click on the 'Apply Filters' black button.
7. Report the name in the 'Bill-to Name' column of the first row, which is the most recent cancelled order.

1. Click on the “SALES” button in the dark gray column on the left hand side of the page.
2. Click on “Orders” in the pop up menu, located under the bolded heading “Sales”.
3. Click the “Filters” button, located to the left of the “Default View” button.
4. Click on the “Status” criteria box, located directly under the bolded text “Status”.
5. Click “Canceled” in the pop-up menu.
6. Click the “Apply Filters” button, located near the bottom right of the screen.
7. Click on the “Purchase Date” column header to sort the table from oldest to most recent.
8. Click again on the “Purchase Date” column header to sort the table from most recent to oldest.
9. Get the customer name from the most recent canceled order. The “Bill-to Name” column of each row contains information on the customer’s name. The first row is the most recent canceled order.

1. Click "Sales" in the sidebar on the far left. It has an icon that looks like money symbol.
2. Click on "Orders" within the Sales tab on the sidebar.
3. Click the "Filters" button on the Orders page. The button is to the right of the search bar.
4. Click on the "Status" field in the Filters tab.
5. Click on "Canceled" in the Status filter field dropdown.
6. Click on "Apply Filters" at the bottom of the filters tab. Make sure the only filter applied is the canceled status filter before applying the filters.
7. Scroll down to see first row of the orders table. Ensure the results are sorted in ascending order by Purchase Date (as indicated by the up arrow in the top right of the header of the purchase date column). Identify the customer's name in the "Bill-to Name" column.