> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.testfiesta.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.testfiesta.com/projects-tab/test-runs-tab/filtering-test-runs/filter-components.md).

# Filter Components

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<summary>Priority Level</summary>

Priority level from the following selections:

* High (Red)
* Medium (Yellow)
* Low (Green)

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<summary>Status</summary>

Status of the current test run from the following selections:

* Active (Green)
* In Progress (Purple)
* Passed (Grey)
* Failed (Red)
* Rerun (Yellow)

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<summary>Number of Test Cases</summary>

Offers two fields and a slider bar to determine the minimum and maximum amount of Test Cases to filter by.

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<summary>Configurations</summary>

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<summary>Milestones</summary>

Shows different Configurations you can select. Use the search bar to locate an option that's not displayed.

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<summary>Creation Date</summary>

The creation date of the Test Run.

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<summary>Tag</summary>

Tags assigned to a Test Run.

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<summary>Progress</summary>

Offers a bar view of progress from Test Cases in a Test Run so you can see a more detailed view of how the test cases are performing. The following colors represent the status of test cases:

Status:

* Blue (Active)
* Yellow (Incomplete)
* Green (Passed)
* Red (Failed)

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Now that you understand the Table View and how to filter Test Runs, we will show you how to create a Test Run on the next page. Click "Next"


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