# Pipelines Screen
This section describes the UI elements of the **Pipelines** screen.
### Adding a New Pipeline
Click **Add New Pipeline** to add a new **Pipeline**.
Check the ***Show Deleted Pipelines*** checkbox to view the deleted pipelines.\
The number in brackets shows how many deleted pipelines are available.
### Adjust Pipelines View Per Page
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This option indicates the number of **pipelines** currently displayed out of the total available **pipelines**.
You can adjust the number of **Pipelines** displayed per page using the dropdown menu located at the top-right corner of the screen.
The available options are as follows:
* 50 per page: Displays up to 50 **Pipelines** on the current page.
* 100 per page: Displays up to 100 **Pipelines** on the current page.
* 200 per page: Displays up to 200 **Pipelines** on the current page.
### Refresh Button
When you click the Refresh button, a message saying *‘Fetching Pipelines…’* appears while the system retrieves and updates the data.
### Overview of Pipelines Screen Options
In the **Pipelines** screen, you will see the following options:
* Name: Indicates the **Pipeline’s name**.
* Pipeline Type: Indicates the **Pipeline’s type**.
* Pipeline Status: Indicates the current status of the **Pipeline**.
* Updated By: Indicates the user who last updated the **Pipeline**.
* Updated On: Indicates the date and time when the **Pipeline** was last updated.
### Filter Pipelines
When you click the search bar, you will see two filtering options:
* **Filter By Name**: Filters the pipelines based on the pipeline name.
* **Filter By MetadataAttribute**: Filters the pipelines based on the **Metadata Attribute Value**.
### Clear Search
To clear your search results, click the **Clear Search** button. This will remove the pipelines and reset the search field.
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