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question asked: Oct 12 '17, 1:38 a.m.
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Generate RQM reports to get calculated attribute in percentage ?

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shweta ranaware (37●1●7●51) | asked Oct 12 '17, 1:38 a.m.
edited Oct 12 '17, 2:25 a.m.

 Hi All,


    I want to generate the report for RQM project area which is configuration enabled. I know we have limitations to generates the configurable reports using resource builder, so I tried with Lifecycle Query Engine scoped by a configuration in JRS. In JRS I found the calculated columns attribute, which will give avg, total count , Max value, Min value of test artifacts etc. 
but Can how i get the percentage values for that test artifacts ?
For example % pass or % failed of test artifacts ?

     2. Also want to know How i can get available built in attributes in calculated attribute columns. currently  we are getting only Id, Title , URL Link of that selected attributes and other added  custom attributes, but How i can get the other built in attributes in same List?  
 
 3. Is there any limitation to show attributes in Calculated column attributes lists ?
     Which attributes are displayed in that lists ?  


Thanks
 Shweta

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Paul Slauenwhite (8.4k●1●2) | answered Oct 20 '17, 7:55 a.m.
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As you mentioned, for configuration-enabled projects, you need to use LQE with Report Builder (or JRS) for reporting. 

For the percentage passed/failed, you can write a custom expression to compare the points passed to the total points and show as a percentage.  Alternatively, you can COUNT all the verdicts

For custom attributes, you will need the fix for Custom attribute values are not reported in Report Builder. (162723).  Please open a PMR (How to open a PMR (external users)) to request a backport to your CLM version.

You can show custom attributes in calculated columns once you have the above fix.

Only custom attribute enumerations are displayed as lists.

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