# Find in... Actions

It is possible to locate a Document Object in various contexts where it is used. These functions are available in the **Action** dropdown or by using the **Ellipsis** button where applicable.

## Find in Project Explorer

To navigate to a Document Object's position in its chapter structure, use the **Find in Project Explorer** action. The Document Object will be highlighted in its position in the Chapter structure.

## Find in Trace Explorer

To locate all locations of a Document Object in the trace landscape, use the **Find in Trace Explorer** action. This will highlight all instances of the Document Object in the Trace Explorer.

## Find in Project History

To display all Project History events in which the Document Object was involved, use the **Find in Project History** action. This will display all such events in the Project History, starting from the project creation. 

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Note! Depending on the age of the project and amount of existing project events, this operation can take some time before it completes.
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## Find in File

To locate all documents (i.e., the corresponding associated File Objects) in which a Document Object has been inserted, use the **Find in File** action. This will highlight all File Objects containing documents in which the Document Object has been inserted. 

## Find in Test Run

To locate all Test Runs in which a Test case is used, use the **Find in Test Run** action. This action highlights all Test Runs in which the Test case is used.


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