# Create Concept File

***Create Concept File*** directs the user to the page where a new concept file is created.

***Concept files*** contain reusable test steps that define recurring steps in concept files.

The following steps are followed to create a concept file;

1. Select project from BDD File List page.
2. Click the ***Create Concept File*** button.

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3. Enter the file name.

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4. Scenario can be added to the concept file to be created.                                                          Click the ***New Scenario*** button on the BDD Editor screen for this.
5. Enter the ***Scenario*** name.

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6. Click the ***New Test Step*** button to add a test step.

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7. a. Click the ***Save*** button to save concept file.                                                                                        b. Click the ***Cancel*** button to cancel the adding process.


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