Requires testing in LTR language and RTL language. Requires testing in Boost theme and Clean themes. Setup: 1. Create a course with 10 students and a teacher 2. Create an assignment with blind marking OFF, marking workflow OFF, marker allocation OFF and online text ON 3. Create an assignment with blind marking ON, marking workflow OFF, marker allocation OFF and online text ON 4. Create an assignment with blind marking OFF, marking workflow ON, marker allocation OFF and online text ON 5. Create an assignment with blind marking OFF, marking workflow ON, marker allocation ON and online text ON 6. As the first student, create a submission for each assignment. 7. As the teacher for every assignment, grade the student submission giving them a grade of 50. 8. As the teacher for the 2 assignments with marking workflow enabled, set the marking workflow state for the student submission to "Marking completed". Verify each filter type: For each assignment go to the table with all the submissions listed (View all submissions). Change the "Filter" option beneath the table to each of the possible values (No filter, Not submitted, Submitted, Requires grading, Granted extension). If the current assignment has marking workflow or allocated markers enabled, repeat these tests using one of the additional filters on the grading table for "Marker filter" or "Workflow filter". Repeat for for each filter type: 1. Once grading table has shown the list of submissions with the current filter applied, click on the "Grade" button for the first submission in the list. 2. Verify in the "Grading page" for the submission - the count now reflect the currently applied filter (1 of 10 means the first user on the previous table of 10 submissions). 3. Verify that clicking on the Filter icon shows the correct filter is now being applied to the list of users. Verify that clicking on a different filter in this list changes the list of users displayed immediately. 4. Verify that after changing the filter this way and returning to the grading table, the grading table applies the new filter. 5. Return to the grading table and sort the list of submissions by the user Email. 6. Click on the "Grade" button for the first user in the new list and verify that the list of users  in the user select field on the "Grading page" for the submission reflects the new sort order.  7. Return to the grading table and sort the list of submissions by the "Status" column. 8. Click on the "Grade" button for the first user in the new list and verify that the list of users  in the user select field on the "Grading page" for the submission reflects the new sort order.  9. Return to the grading table and apply a filter so that no users show in the grading table (Granted extension is a good choice). 10. Return to the front page of the assignment and click the "Grade" button there. 11. Verify that no users are listed, but any active filters can be seen (and changed) by clicked on the "Filter" icon beneath the user selector.