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# Check Test History

Check the details of the earlier site performance tests conducted. Check history by performing the following steps:

1. Click the test suite in which you want to initiate a test.

![checkhistory](https://ingest-lab.netlify.app/images/siteperformanceimages/addnewlighthousevariant.png)

2. Click **Show Test History** at the top right of the screen.

![checkhistory](https://ingest-lab.netlify.app/images/siteperformanceimages/showtesthistory.png)

3. The following list of tests appears along with the date and the time of the site performance test. The latest test is the first on the list.

![varianttesthistory](https://ingest-lab.netlify.app/images/siteperformanceimages/varianttesthistory.png)


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