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Filtering the list of test cases based on requirements

I need to select the test cases that are validating specific requirements, and add them to a test plan / create execution records, etc.
Is there a possibility to filter the list of test cases based on the validated requirements? The "Has requirement link" / "Does not have requirement link" possibilities are not succifient - I need to be able to query the test cases per requirement.

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Hi Gabor,

Unfortunately, QM does not provide such capability to filter based on specific requirement.
I'm not sure exactly what your user scenario is.  But if you're trying to create test case in a test plan based on requirement or requirement collection.  I wonder have you considered reconcile functionality yet?
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Hi Jing

Thanks for the prompt answer.

Our problem is that some of our requirements are validated by a huge number of test cases (50 or even more). I'd like to select some of these cases for execution: either to put them in a new plan or just to generate new TERs for them. But I don't see the possibility to get a simple list of the test cases that are validating one requirement. Reconcile would be an option, if I could link a requirement (not a collection) with a test plan. Is there a possibility to do so?

Hi Gabor,

Test plan can only link to requirement collection.  So that would not work for you in this situation.

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