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# Editing Test Runs
Step 1: Select a Test Run to edit
In the Test Run page click on the kebob menu on the test run you want to edit.
Click ont he kebob icon next to the Test Run you wish to edit.
Step 2: Make changes to the Test Run
Once inside of a test run, select the fields in which to edit:
* Test run name and description (Pencil Icon)
* User Assignment
* Milestones
* Priority level
* Tags
* Status
Click the pencil Icon to make carious changes to the Test Run.
Step 3: Review changes and save
Once you have made your changes, click the "Save" button on the bottom right or "Cancel" to revert the changes.
You can edit Test Runs in bulk instead of one by one as shown on the next page. Click "Next."
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