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# Generating a report

Create a report, configure its scope, and export it as PDF.

## Generating a report

### Before you start

Make sure the project has the test run data you want to report on.

Decide the report type and scope before generating.

To generate a report:

1. Open the **Reports** page.
2. Click **Create Report** or use a quick access card.
3. Select the report type.
4. Configure the scope.
5. Select test runs and a time range.
6. Click **Generate**.

While the report is processing, its status shows as `Generating`.

When it is ready, the status changes to `Ready`.

Click the report to open it.

To export the report, click **Download PDF**.

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### Scope options

You can scope a report to:

* all runs
* the last `N` runs
* specific runs

### Expected result

The report appears in the list with a processing status.

When processing finishes, you can open it and download the PDF.

### Next step

To compare available outputs, see [Report types](/test-context-manager-documentation/reports-and-analytics/generating-a-report/report-types.md).


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