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# Editing Element Attributes in Test Case

To edit the attributes perform the following action: \
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1. On **Home** page, under **Projects**, select required project.&#x20;
2. From upper right corner, select **Design Studio** to open the **Test Case** page.
3. Select Test Case from folder.&#x20;
4. Navigate to **Test Step Group**.&#x20;
5. Under **Elements** column, hover over any captured element.
6. Select **i** icon. Details pane opens on the right side of the Test Case page.

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6. On the **Details** pane, select Repository Path to navigate to Element Repository.

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7. On the **Element Repository** page, hover over the element for which you want to edit the attribute.
8. Select the **edit** icon, **Details** pop up window appears.&#x20;

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9. On the Details pane, edit the attributes and select **Save Properties**.

<figure><img src="/files/OOO1ZWacU3GhPGpLGn1I" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

10. Select **Redirect to test case** button to redirect to the Test Case window.

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