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# Creating Test Runs
## Creating a Test Run step-by-step
Step 1: Forming a new Test Run
In the Test Runs tab click the "Create Test Run +" button, you will then be prompted to input the information in the name, description, Milestone, priority, & Tags sections.\
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When finished click "Create Test Run" to finish, or click the "Actions" button to display a menu where you can add Test Cases or duplicate Test Runs.
Click on create a test run to get started.
Once you input the test run information, you can add test cases to make the test run functional.
You have now created a Test Run! The next few pages will explain how to add Test Cases and duplicate Test Runs. Click "Next"
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