# Restore output results

Sometimes you need to get back to the results of previous workflow executions.

To do that proceed to the <mark style="background-color:blue;">**“History”**</mark> menu item at the top menu.

## General view

You’ll see there all the executions performed before:

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Every historical entry has:

1. Timestamp[^1]
2. Name of the workflow
3. Id of the workflow
4. Size[^2] - Number of results for the execution
5. Status - success, queued, or failed
6. A number of credits spent for the execution
7. The time it took (in seconds)
8. Actions

## Actions

To **view the output** of a specific workflow, click:

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Other actions for the entry are:

* **Download results** as CSV
* **Restart the workflow** - repeats the same workflow with the same input but with the latest updates (either in external data sources or after your recent changes in the workflow).
* **Delete entry** from the history log

## Refreshing history

In case you restarted a workflow, click the [<mark style="background-color:blue;">**“Refresh”**</mark>](#user-content-fn-3)[^3] button on the top right to see its results:

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[^1]: Displays, when this workflow was executed

[^2]: I.e. pages for document processing, # variations for content generation, results found etc.

[^3]:
