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Julian Hemm
(58●6●16) Oct 04 '18, 8:06 a.m.
Hello,

I am looking for a way to visualize some kind of burndown / burnup chart for RQM.

It should show the time of the selected iteration on the x-axis and the TCERs (stacked planned/passed/failed) scheduled on this iteration on the y-axis.

Is there any possibility to do something similar?
So far I did not find any solution using the widgets or JRS.

Thanks in advance

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Jackie Albert
(1.6k●1●49●47) Oct 04 '18, 9:24 a.m.

 In Report Builder there is an 'Execution Trend' report under the ready-to-copy section.  Similarly, the out of the box RQM reports also have several variants of Execution Trend to take a look at.

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Julian Hemm
Jan 21 '19, 9:04 a.m.
Hello Jackie, thank you for your response. This does work for single test plans. Is there any possibility to report over a Master Testplan including all Child Testplans?

Jackie Albert
Jan 21 '19, 9:36 a.m.
I'm honestly not sure, but I would guess no. Something I've been pushing for also is a way to do custom RQM reports via Report Builder similar to what you can do for RTC Work Items, but so far this capability is not available. I agree it would be nice.

Paul Slauenwhite
FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER Apr 04 '19, 7:09 a.m.
 See enhancement Burndown Charts for RQM including Master Child Testplans (181102).

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