# Test Case Filtering

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<summary>Step 1: Click the "Filters" button</summary>

From the Test Cases tab in the Projects section, click the "Filters" button. This will bring up all available filters in a side menu.

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<summary>Step 2: Choose your filters</summary>

TestFiesta standard filters include Priority levels, Tags, and Custom fields you have created. You can also have custom filters by adding custom fields to your Test Cases

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<summary>Step 3: Click "Apply"</summary>

Once your finished choosing your filters hit "Apply."

For this example, we have chosen the filters Medium and Low Priority Test Cases and Test Cases with the tags #test and #Performance. Now, only the Test Cases with these parameters will appear in all Test Folders.

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In the next page, we will go over the Test Case Columns and how to remove and re-add them. Click "Next"


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