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# Create a Sub-Test Suite

The Test Manager allows you to create sub-test suites, which are test suites within a test suite. To create a sub-test suite, select an existing test suite and click the ***Create Sub Test Suite*** button. When you click this, the system displays a popup screen that allows you to enter a name and description. Complete those and click ***Save*** to save your sub-test suite.

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Once you click ***Save***, the system refreshes the tree view, and you will see your new sub-test suite folder. Move test cases into sub-test suite folders just as you move test cases into test suites.

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