# Tags

When creating a new test run via [Manually Trigger a Test Run](/running-tests/manually-trigger-a-test-run.md) or [Scheduling a Test Run](/running-tests/scheduling-a-test-run.md) the option is available to run tests via a tag. Tags are user-defined labels used to group a set of tests.

To run a test via a tag, select the `Tags` option from the tests selection screen of the test run configuration screens. Once the option  `Tags` is selected, the available tags will be available to the user. The list will be populated with all tags defined in existing tests.

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### How do I create a tag?

If you want to create a new tag, configure it within a test and Moropo will automatically identify it. See [Test Configuration](/creating-tests/test-configuration.md#tags)

### When are tags evaluated?

Evaluation of the tags is done as part of the test run, this means in the case of a scheduled test, the tags will be evaluated at runtime, and any identified tests will be added to the test run.

## Using Multiple Tags

It is possible to configure a test run to use multiple tags. By defining multiple tags in the test run creation, the tests ran will be a logical OR of available tests.&#x20;

Take for example three tests:

1. **Test 1** - tags; `regression`, `smoke`
2. **Test 2** - tags; `smoke`
3. **Test 3** - tags; `regression`

By defining a test run running against the `regression` and `smoke` tags, all three tests will executed as part of the test run.

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