I'll help you complete this task. Let me start by taking a screenshot to see the current state of the webpage.
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I can see an Employee Directory table with columns for Name, Department, Salary, and Start Date. The table shows various employees with their salaries displayed in green text. I can see small arrows in the column headers indicating sorting capability. Let me look for the descending arrow (↓) in the Salary column header and click it.
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I notice the table has been sorted, but it appears to be sorted in ascending order (lowest to highest), with Carol Brown at $65,000 at the top and David Davis at $92,000 at the bottom. I need to click the descending arrow to sort from highest to lowest. Let me look more carefully at the Salary column header for the descending arrow.
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I can see the Salary column header has sorting arrows. The table is currently sorted in ascending order (lowest to highest salaries). I need to click on the descending arrow (↓) in the Salary column to sort from highest to lowest. Let me click on the down arrow specifically.
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Perfect! The table is now sorted in descending order (highest to lowest salaries). I can see that:
- David Davis with $92,000 is now at the top (the highest salary)
- The salaries are sorted in descending order: $92,000, $85,000, $78,000, $72,000, $71,000, $69,000, $68,000, $65,000
- Carol Brown with $65,000 is now at the bottom (the lowest salary)
The task has been completed successfully:
1. ✓ I clicked the descending arrow in the Salary column
2. ✓ The highest salary ($92,000) now appears at the top of the list
The sorting functionality is working correctly. The table properly displays salaries from highest to lowest.
<answer>PASS</answer>