> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.testdino.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Creating and Editing Test Cases
> Create test cases in TestDino using forms, quick entry mode, or suite context menus. Edit inline for quick changes or open full-screen for detailed updates.
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The Test Case Management tab provides multiple ways to create test cases. Each method supports a different workflow, from full detailed entry to quick creation within a suite.
## Three Creation Methods
You can create a new test case in three different ways, depending on the level of detail you want to add upfront.
### 1. New Test Case
* Click the **New Test Case** button in the top navigation bar.
* This opens the complete "Create Test Case" form with all properties: title, description, steps, and classifications.
### 2. Quick Test Creation Within Suite
* At the bottom of the test case list within any suite, find the row labeled "**Create quick test**".
* Type a title into the input field and press Enter.
* This instantly creates a new test case in that suite with only a title. You can then double-click it to edit and add more details later.
### 3. From Suite Menu
* Click the action menu (⋮) on any suite.
* Select **Add Test Case**.
* This opens the full creation form, but the **Test Suite** field is pre-selected with the suite you chose.
**Warning**
A test case must be assigned to a suite. This is a **required field**. If you import test cases without specifying a suite, they are automatically placed in the **"Unassigned"** suite.
## Inline Editing
An individual test case can be viewed in two modes: **Sheet View** and **Full-Screen View.**
### 1. Sheet View (Default)
Clicking on a test case once opens it in a **side sheet** on the right side of the screen.
This sheet displays all test case information in a scrollable panel. Two quick action buttons appear at the top:
* **Full Screen:** Expands the test case to occupy the full screen.
* **Print:** Exports the test case details to a printable format (PDF), including all core information, steps, and metadata.
#### Editing in Sheet View
You can edit any field directly in the sheet:
* Single click to open the sheet.
* Double-click on any editable field to modify it or use the pencil icon next to editable fields.
* After editing, confirm changes with the tick (✓) icon or discard with the cross (×) icon.
This applies to text fields, dropdowns, and tags. All updates are saved instantly upon confirmation.
### 2. Full-Screen View
The full-screen mode provides a detailed layout suitable for reviews, documentation exports, or test audits.
Click the full-screen icon in the top-right corner of the sheet to open the test case in a wider layout. Editing options remain the same as in sheet view.
## Adding Test Steps
When creating or editing a test case, switch between **Classic** and **Gherkin** step formats using the tabs in the step editor.
Each step has three fields:
1. **Action** - What action to perform
2. **Test Data** - Input data (optional)
3. **Expected Result** - What should happen
Click **Add Step** to append additional steps.
Write behavior-driven steps using structured keywords:
1. **Given** - Describe the initial context
2. **When** - Describe the action or event
3. **Then** - Describe the expected outcome
4. **And / But** - Add conditions or exceptions
Each step maps to one keyword and its description.
See [Test Case Structure](/test-management/test-case/structure#test-steps) for the full field reference.
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