> 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/table-view-and-changing-columns/column-components.md).

# Column Components

## Column Components:

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<summary>Name</summary>

Reflects the name of a test run.

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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>Test Cases</summary>

Reflects how many Test Cases are within a Test Run.

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<summary>Milestones</summary>

Shows which Milestones each Test Run is associated with.

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<summary>Creation Date</summary>

The date that the Test Run was created for a Project.

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<summary>Tag</summary>

Tags that are assigned to each 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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<summary>Configurations</summary>

Configurations are a great way to easily manage and run your test cases across various environments. As an example, you can filter for the configuration of browsers which can include Firefox, Chrome, Safari, etc.

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You can filter Test Runs to find what you need. The next page will show you how. Click "Next"


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