# Experiments library

The experiments library contains your published experiments and experiments being built (edited).&#x20;

You can also filter experiments using the menu on the left-hand side of the Experiments screen: All Experiments, Editing, and Private. <br>

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#### Adding a new experiment to the Experiments library

To add a new experiment to your library:

1. Click on the + button at the top right-hand corner of the screen. &#x20;
2. When you click on the + button, the New Experiment window will open.&#x20;
3. Enter a name for the experiment and click Create. The experiment will then appear in your experiments library.&#x20;

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#### Searching for an experiment

To search for an experiment by name, type the name of the experiment into the search field at the top of the screen.&#x20;

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#### Sorting experiments in the library

Experiments can be sorted by date, title, or status.&#x20;

**Date** — sorts experiments into the date order they were created. \
**Title** — sorts experiments into alphabetical order. \
**Status** — sorts experiments by what is published and what is being built (editing).

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