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3. Select the test you want to schedule.
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4. In the Schedule pane, click**Add schedule**.
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4. In the Schedule pane, select**Add schedule**.
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5. In the Add schedule pane, configure the following settings:
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|**Schedule Name**| Enter a name for the schedule. |
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|**Start date**| Select the date and time when the test should start. |
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|**Time zone**| Select the time zone for the start date time above. |
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|**Recurrence**| Select the frequency at which the test should run. You can choose to run the test once, hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly. Choose cron to specify a custom recurrence pattern. Refer to more settings for each recurrence in the below tables. |
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|**Recurrence**| Select the frequency at which the test should run. You can choose to run the test once, hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly. Choose cron to specify a custom recurrence pattern. Refer to more settings for each recurrence in the following tables. |
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|**End**| Select how you want the schedule to end. You can choose to end the schedule after a certain number of occurrences or on a specific date. Alternatively, you can choose not to end the schedule. |
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For a hourly recurrence, configure the following settings:
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| Field | Details |
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|**Every**| Enter the number of hours between each test run. For example if you provide six, the schedule will run every six hours at the time specified in start time. |
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|**Every**| Enter the number of hours between each test run. For example if you provide six, the schedule runs every six hours at the time specified in start time. |
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For a daily recurrence, configure the following settings:
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| Field | Details |
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|**Every**| Enter the number of days between each test run. For example if you provide two, the schedule will run every 2 days at the time specified in start time. |
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|**Every**| Enter the number of days between each test run. For example if you provide two, the schedule runs every 2 days at the time specified in start time. |
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For a weekly recurrence, configure the following settings:
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| Field | Details |
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|**Every**| Enter the number of weeks between each test run. |
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|**Days**| Select the days of the week when the test should run. If you provided 2 weeks and selected Monday, the schedule will start on the Monday after the start date and run every 2 weeks at the time specified in start time. |
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|**Days**| Select the days of the week when the test should run. If you provided 2 weeks and selected Monday, the schedule starts on the Monday after the start date and runs every 2 weeks at the time specified in start time. |
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For a monthly recurrence, configure the following settings:
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|**Cron expression**| Enter a cron expression to specify the recurrence pattern. For example, `0 0 12 1/1 * ? *` runs the test every day at 12:00 PM. |
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6.Click**Add** to add the schedule to the test.
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6.Select**Add** to add the schedule to the test.
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> [!NOTE]
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> If a scheduled test run is in progress when the next scheduled run is due, the next run is skipped. The next run will be scheduled for the next recurrence time.
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> [!NOTE]
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> A schedule is disabled if three consecutive test runs of a schedule fail. You can resolve the issues with the test and enable the schedule again from the Schedule pane of the test.
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## Next steps
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[!div class="nextstepaction"]
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[Learn more about Azure Load Testing](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/load-testing/?WT.mc_id=A261C142)
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In this article, you learned how to schedule load tests with Azure Load Testing. To learn more about Azure Load Testing, see the [Azure Load Testing documentation](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/load-testing/?WT.mc_id=A261C142F).
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