Run or Ran?

run

Yes, the report will have to be run again.

Yes, the report will have to be run again.
Yes, we will have to run the report again.
We ran the report five minutes ago, but the data has changed, so we have to run it again.

run is an irregular verb
Present = run (He runs a mile in the morning.)
Past = ran (He ran two miles this morning.)
Past participle = run (He has run a total of ten miles this week a

To add a level of uncertainty, I frequently see the following:

"Attached is the X report, ran on date." It always hits me as wrong.

However, the full sentence could be either:

"Attached is the X report, which I ran on DATE" (correct verb form would be "ran")

or

"Attached is the X report, which was run on DATE." (correct verb form would be "run")

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