# Managing open orders

When you have an open order, it will appear in the **Open Orders**.

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In this example, I have an open order to buy $5 Yes shares at 50c. So far, none of the shares from my order have been filled.

To cancel the order, simply click the **× icon on the right** to cancel the order.

If you’d like to view only your active orders, navigate to the ‘Open Orders’ tab.

If you have open orders in multiple markets, it’s easier to manage and monitor them on the “My Portfolio” page.

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