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# Test Case Reports
The **Test Case Reports** page provides detailed visibility into individual test case executions. It allows you to monitor execution status, review trends, and inspect step-level results.
* **How to Access Test Case Reports** -**Path:** "Reports" → "Execution Reports" → "Test Cases"
* Click **"Reports"** from the left navigation panel.
* Click on the **"Test Cases"** tab.
* **What You See on the Test Cases Page**: The **Test Cases** page is divided into three main sections that help you quickly review execution results.
1. **Filters Section** – Allows you to narrow down execution data.
2. **Execution Analytics Section** – Provides visual summaries of execution trends and status.
3. **Execution Results Table** – Displays detailed information for each test run.
* **Filter Execution Results**: You can use filters to refine the execution data shown on the page.
* **Date Range** – View executions within a specific time period.
* **Status** – Filter by Passed, Failed, or other statuses.
* **Test Case** – View results for a specific test case.
* **Suite** – View executions linked to a particular suite.
* **Execution Analytics**: The **Analytics Section** provides visual summaries to help you quickly understand execution performance and stability.
* Test Execution Trend – Displays pass and fail results over time.
* **Green** – Passed, **Red** – Failed, **Blue** – Not Executed, helping you quickly identify execution stability and trends across multiple test runs.
* Test Run Distribution – Shows overall execution breakdown in a donut chart.
* **Total Runs** – total executions, **Passed** – successfully completed runs, **Failed** – runs with issues, **Not Executed** – runs not completed, providing a quick summary of overall execution health.
* Click **"Apply"** to update the results.
* Click **"Reset"** to clear all selected filters.
* **Execution Results Table:** The **Execution Results Table** displays detailed information for each test run, allowing you to review execution history in a structured format.
* **Execution Date** – Shows when the test was executed.
* **Test Run ID** – Unique identifier generated for each execution.
* **Test Case ID** – Identifies the associated test case.
* **Test Case Name** – Name of the executed test case.
* **Duration** – Total time taken for execution.
* **Status** – Indicates Passed, Failed, or other execution states.
* **Executed By** – Displays who triggered the execution.
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