# Creating Test Sequence

If you followed the instructions to create a test file from [Create your first project](/funtest-documentation/product-tour/create-your-first-project.md) you can open up the test file by clicking programmer and selecting your test file

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The Test File is now open in a spreadsheet editor. The tab call TEST is where you define your test sequence.&#x20;

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For a detailed Test File description head to [Test File Overview](/funtest-documentation/creating-test-sequence/test-file-overview.md)
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### Creating Test Sequence

By filling out the specified columns of each step you can start defining your test sequence here is an example of a test sequence in FunTEST

<figure><img src="/files/96cj40C7YdWCgDqpIeoy" alt=""><figcaption><p>Example of a test sequence in FunTEST</p></figcaption></figure>

In other tabs you can define some additional features such as test reporting, variables, and more.

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For a detailed description of how to create a test sequence and what test step types are available head to [FunTest Commands](/funtest-documentation/creating-test-sequence/funtest-commands.md) and [Test File Overview](/funtest-documentation/creating-test-sequence/test-file-overview.md)
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### Online Debugging&#x20;

To verify your test sequence is working properly you can use online debug mode where you can manually execute the whole test sequence or individual steps

<figure><img src="/files/cWEo1q6lYlPBcDpN4zag" alt=""><figcaption><p>Online debug window</p></figcaption></figure>

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Learn more about online debugging here [Online Debugging](/funtest-documentation/creating-test-sequence/online-debugging.md)
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