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# View history

## View history

Your profile **Statistics** tab shows the information about your completed tasks and earnings.

### All time history

A the top, you can see the general statistics for all the time since you've registered:

* How many tasks have been completed, declined, or are under review.
* How much you've earned in total.

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### 2-month history

At the bottom, you can see your task statistics for the last two months.

#### Filter tasks

You can press to filter tasks by status: **Accepted**, **Under review**, **Rejected**. What you'll see in the filtered list:

* Days when you completed tasks.
* Total amount of money for each of those days.

#### View tasks for a specific date

Press on a date to open the task list. For each task you'll see the following details:

* Requester.
* Project name.
* Money credited.

#### Open the task page

Press on the project name. On the page that opens you can:

* View the task completion time, its number, price, and status.
* Contact the requester and rate the task.


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