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* **Parameter:** This type of filtering applies to non-sequential data sets. Here, the data sets are filtered using parameters used in the data sets. Here, filter operations are using *Equals*, *Contains*, *Start With*, *Ends With*, *Is Empty*, and *Is Not Empty*.


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3. Click **Create** or **Update** once the data driven is enabled.
![test case data driven](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static-docs.testsigma.com/new_images/projects/overview/create_data_driven_test_case.gif)
![test case data driven](https://s3.amazonaws.com/static-docs.testsigma.com/new_images/projects/overview/dd_testcaseenable.gif)

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| You can use **runtime variables** in **filter values** by entering **$|Maharashtra|**, where *Maharashtra* is a stored variable, as shown in the example above.  


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| You can use **runtime variables** in **filter values** by entering **$|Washington, DC|**, where *Washington, DC* is a stored variable, as shown in the example above.  

## **Use parameter names in test case**

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