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# Viewing Element Repository Details
To view the element repository **Details**, perform the following actions:
1. On the **Home** page, from **Projects** list, select the required project.
2. Select **Design Studio**.
3. On the **Element Repository** page, expand the required folder and select the element repository for which you want to see the details.
4. Select the **Open information** (**i**) icon. The **Details** tab opens.
5. In the **Details** tab, you can view the following information:
* **Element Name**: The element repository name.
* **Description**: The element repository description.
* **Status**: The element repository status (New, In Progress, Under Review, Approved or Rejected).
* **Created On**: The element repository creation date and time.
* **Created By**: The username of the person who created the element repository.
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