# Executing Test Sequence

If you followed the instructions to create a test file from [creating-test-sequence](https://funtest-1.gitbook.io/funtest-documentation/creating-test-sequence "mention") you can execute a test file by clicking Operator and selecting your test file

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### Operator Interface Features

* **Live Results of Test Steps**
  * View all results on screen to monitor test execution
  * Confirm results, view results history, and more
* **Interactive Procedure Instruction**
  * Display text, images, and videos to guide the operator through a procedure
  * Actions like insert DUT, enter serial number of DUT

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