> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.getcollate.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # How to Visualize Test Results > View data quality test results by entity, test suite, or individual test case from the Data Quality page or directly on a table. # How to Visualize Test Results Collate gives you two main entry points for reviewing test results: the **Data Quality** page and the table page. ## From the Data Quality Page Select the **Profile** icon and navigate to **Observability** > **Data Quality**. The page has three tabs: * **Summary**: Data health, data dimensions, and overall test results. * **Test Cases**: Every test case, with filters. * **Test Suites**: Test results grouped by test suite. Data Quality page with the Summary, Test Cases, and Test Suites tabs ### View Results by Test Suite To look at your tests grouped by test suite, select the **Test Suites** tab. Use **Table Suites** and **Bundle Suites** to switch between the two kinds of suites. Each row shows the suite **Name**, the number of **Tests**, the **Success %**, and the **Owners**. To find a suite, enter its name in **Search Table Suites**. Test Suites tab with the Table Suites and Bundle Suites toggle, the search box, and the list of suites Select a test suite to visualize the results associated with it. The suite page opens on the **Data Observability** tab, with the **Data Quality** sub-tab selected. It shows the number of total, successful, failed, and aborted tests, and the **Test Cases** list of the suite. Test suite page with the Data Quality sub-tab, the test counts, and the Test Cases list ### Filter Test Cases by Status On the **Test Cases** tab, the filter bar has **Advanced**, **Table**, **Type**, **Status**, and **Tags** filters. Select **Clear all** to reset them. Test Cases tab on the Data Quality page with the filter bar The **Status** filter accepts several values at once. To filter by more than one status: 1. Select **Status**. 2. Select one or more of **Aborted**, **Failed**, **Queued**, and **Success**. 3. Select **Apply**. The button shows how many statuses you selected, for example **Apply (2)**. Status filter with Queued and Success selected and the Apply (2) button A test case matches if it has any of the selected statuses. A number next to **Status** shows how many statuses are applied. Select **Clear all** in the dropdown to remove the selection, or **Cancel** to close it without changes. To filter by several statuses through the API, see [Filter by Multiple Statuses](/ai-2-0/developer-guide/api-reference/data-quality/test-cases/list#filter-by-multiple-statuses). ### Open Test Cases From the Summary Tab In **Data Health** on the **Summary** tab, the **Healthy Data Assets** card has a **Healthy** segment and an **Unhealthy** segment. Select a segment to open the **Test Cases** tab with the matching statuses already applied: * **Healthy**: `Success` and `Queued`. * **Unhealthy**: `Failed` and `Aborted`. Healthy Data Assets card on the Data Quality Summary tab, showing Healthy and Unhealthy counts ## From a Table Page Open the table page and select the **Data Observability** tab. The sub-tabs are **Overview**, **Table Profile**, **Column Profile**, **Data Quality**, and **Incidents**. Select **Data Quality** to see the test results at the table level and the column level. The page shows the number of total, successful, failed, and aborted tests. Below the numbers, the **Test Cases** list shows the **Status**, the **Failed/Aborted Reason**, the **Last Run** time, the **Name**, the **Column**, and the **Incident** of each test case. Use the **Type** and **Status** filters, or **Search test case**, to narrow the list. Data Quality sub-tab of a table page with the test counts and the Test Cases list ## Review Result History and Run Details Open a test case from **Data Quality** > **Test Cases**, or from the **Data Quality** sub-tab of a table, to see how the test has performed over time. The **Test Case Results** tab shows: * **Last run**: The latest status and a message with the measured value and the expected range. It also shows the **Result / Expected** values, the run time, and when the next run is due, or **Not Scheduled**. * **Result history**: A chart of the measured value over time. The caption names what Collate measures and what it compares against, for example "Column count vs. allowed range 2–10". A dashed line marks the allowed limit. A key under the chart names each marker, and aborted runs appear as hollow markers. * **Configuration**, **Description**, **Test Suites**, **Tags**, **Glossary Term**, and **Data Products** panels beside the chart. Test case details page showing the Last run banner, the Result history chart, and the date range picker ### Change the Result History Time Window By default, **Result history** covers the last 30 days and ends today. To change the time window: 1. Select the date range on the **Result history** card. 2. Choose a time range in one of two ways: * Select a preset: **Today**, **Yesterday**, **This week**, **Last week**, **This month**, **Last month**, **This year**, **Last year**, or **All time**. * Pick start and end dates on the calendars, or type them in the date fields. 3. Select **Apply**. Date range picker with presets, two calendars, start and end date fields, and the Cancel and Apply buttons ### Read the Run Summary Tiles Below the chart, five tiles summarize the selected time window: | Tile | Meaning | | - | - | | **Runs** | All runs, including queued runs. | | **Passed** | Runs that succeeded. | | **Failed** | Runs that failed. | | **Aborted** | Runs that ended with an error before producing a result. | | **Success rate** | Passed runs as a share of all runs that aren't queued. | Queued runs count toward **Runs** but not toward the success rate, so the tiles might not add up to **Runs**. The success rate shows a dash when no run has finished. Result history chart with the Runs, Passed, Failed, Aborted, and Success rate tiles and the Run Details card ### Review Run Details Below the tiles, the **Run Details** card shows the latest run by default. Hover over a marker on the chart to see its time and status, and select the marker to show that run instead. The card then shows a **Selected run** label, and **Back to latest** returns to the latest run. The card shows the following: * The run status, the date and time of the run, and how long the run took. If the run timed out, the duration is marked **(timeout)**. * **Test definition**: The test that ran. * **Expected**: The value or range that the test expects. * **Found**: The value that the run measured. * **Difference**: How far the measured value is from what the test expects. For an aborted run, **Found** and **Difference** show a dash, because the run didn't produce a result. Run Details card for an aborted run, with the Selected run label and the Back to latest link An aborted run also shows an **Execution error** section below those values. It shows the type of the error and the message from the failed run, for example a database connection error, and the traceback when the run recorded one. Long messages are shortened. Select **more** to read the rest. Run Details card of an aborted run with the Execution error section showing a DatabaseError message **Warning**: The error text can include host names, SQL text, and file paths from the run. Treat it as sensitive when you share it. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.