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# Viewing the list of guided redaction projects
{% hint style="info" %}
**Required permissions**
Either:
* **Global permission - either:**
* Use guided redaction projects
* View all guided redaction projects
* **Guided redaction permission:** Access to view or perform an action on one or more guided redaction projects
{% endhint %}
The **Guided Redaction** page contains the list of redaction projects.
To display the **Guided Redaction** page, in the Textual navigation menu, click the guided redaction icon.
The list displays the projects that you have access to.
Guided Redaction page with the list of guided redaction projects
## **Information in the list**
For each project, the list includes:
* The name of the project
* Any tags assigned to the project
* The number of files in the project
* The project status
* When the project was created
* The user who created the project
## **Filtering the project list**
You can filter the list based on the project name and assigned tags.
To filter by name, in the search field, type text from the project name. As you type, Textual updates the list to only include matching projects.
To filter by assigned tags:
1. In the **Tags** column heading, click the filter icon.
2. On the filter panel, check the checkbox for each tag to include. You can use the search field to look for a specific tag.
Panel to filter the guided redaction projects based on their assigned tags
## **Sorting the project list**
By default, the list is sorted in descending order by the creation date. The most recently created projects are at the top of the list.
You can also sort by the project name.
To sort by a column, click the column heading. To reverse the sort order, click the column heading again.
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