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Question asked by BernadetteRobinson1349894 on Feb 11, 2019
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Is there a way to generate a report showing the test case results within a test set. I know how to display the results within my iteration status page, but I need a way to share these results with people within my organization that do not have access to Rally.

Until a few months ago, there was an option in the Reports section that showed the TC results for all Test Sets within an iteration, but that was deprecated. I've tried to recreate that report using a custom HTML page, but it's not the best.

duvzh01

Feb 13, 2019 12:52 AM

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Hi BernadetteRobinson1349894

So how about Print option? After you click the print button, then you could select "Summary list of items with children".

Then click "Print", from the print summary page, you could select save as PDF.

Then I think you could see the result you want.

The custom list could do the same thing.

ZhaoKun

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duvzh01

Feb 12, 2019 2:32 AM

Hi Bernadette,

Since you know how to display the result from iteration status page, then you could click the icon to export the data(csv) from iteration status page and share with the people do not have access to Rally.

https://docs.ca.com/en-us/ca-agile-central/saas/importing-and-exporting-data#export%20data

Since the app has been deprecated, I think you could try to use custom list app and use test set as type, then add the Last Verdict and Result as columns to show the Results for the test set.

I hope this help.

ZhaoKun

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BernadetteRobinson1349894 @ duvzh01 on Feb 12, 2019 2:01 PM

Unfortunatley, the export option from the iteration status page only shows the data at the Test Set Level, so it only shows the number of Test Cases included and the number of Test Cases that passed. I need the actual name of each Test Case in the Test Set along with the verdict for the Test Case.

The Custom List app has the same problem.

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duvzh01

@ BernadetteRobinson1349894 on Feb 13, 2019 12:52 AM

Hi BernadetteRobinson1349894

So how about Print option? After you click the print button, then you could select "Summary list of items with children".

Then click "Print", from the print summary page, you could select save as PDF.

Then I think you could see the result you want.

The custom list could do the same thing.

ZhaoKun

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BernadetteRobinson1349894 @ duvzh01 on Feb 19, 2019 5:48 PM

Yes, if I use the print option, I can see the results. This doesn't fit my needs though. I need the results in a table form that can be used inside another report.

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PatCousins1360489 Feb 14, 2019 9:01 PM

Have you tried using the Excel add-in (either original or the better Beta version)? This might be a good fit. You would export Test Case Results, and can specify fields to include from related objects like Test Case and Test Set (e.g. TestSet.Iteration).

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BernadetteRobinson1349894 @ PatCousins1360489 on Feb 19, 2019 5:50 PM

I have tried using the excel add-in, but every time I try to use the Test Case Result option, I receive an error. I have a separate thread asking about this issue.

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duvzh01 Feb 12, 2019 2:32 AM
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Hi Bernadette,

Since you know how to display the result from iteration status page, then you could click the icon to export the data(csv) from iteration status page and share with the people do not have access to Rally.

https://docs.ca.com/en-us/ca-agile-central/saas/importing-and-exporting-data#export%20data

Since the app has been deprecated, I think you could try to use custom list app and use test set as type, then add the Last Verdict and Result as columns to show the Results for the test set.

I hope this help.

ZhaoKun
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- BernadetteRobinson1349894 @ duvzh01 on Feb 12, 2019 2:01 PM
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  Unfortunatley, the export option from the iteration status page only shows the data at the Test Set Level, so it only shows the number of Test Cases included and the number of Test Cases that passed. I need the actual name of each Test Case in the Test Set along with the verdict for the Test Case.
  
  The Custom List app has the same problem.
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  - duvzh01 @ BernadetteRobinson1349894 on Feb 13, 2019 12:52 AM
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    Hi BernadetteRobinson1349894
    
    So how about Print option? After you click the print button, then you could select "Summary list of items with children".
    Then click "Print", from the print summary page, you could select save as PDF.
    
    Then I think you could see the result you want.
    
    The custom list could do the same thing.
    
    ZhaoKun
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    - BernadetteRobinson1349894 @ duvzh01 on Feb 19, 2019 5:48 PM
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      Yes, if I use the print option, I can see the results. This doesn't fit my needs though. I need the results in a table form that can be used inside another report.
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PatCousins1360489 Feb 14, 2019 9:01 PM
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Have you tried using the Excel add-in (either original or the better Beta version)? This might be a good fit. You would export Test Case Results, and can specify fields to include from related objects like Test Case and Test Set (e.g. TestSet.Iteration).
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- BernadetteRobinson1349894 @ PatCousins1360489 on Feb 19, 2019 5:50 PM
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  I have tried using the excel add-in, but every time I try to use the Test Case Result option, I receive an error. I have a separate thread asking about this issue.
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