Using Excel Importer to upload and link a test case in RQM to a requirement inside a specific DNG requirement collection
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Everything below is in CLM 6.0.6 (DNG, GCM, RQM, RTC)
Here's a working scenario:
Now, a broken one:
I suspect that when linking through the Excel Importer, R1 is being linked by the test case but not with respect to module RC1. Is there anyway to add this in the importer?
Consequently, after having done both of the above, I'm left with two Validated by links for R1 in DNG's view. One link is "In all Modules" and another is "In this module only". When the Validated by link for a requirement is "In all modules" it doesn't count toward Test Plan coverage, apparently. If I can't add the module during Excel Importer, is there a way to make the Validated by link for a requirement that is "In all modules" cover a Test Plan that references a specific module?
Thanks in advance.
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Accepted answer
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Hi Miles,
Please download the latest version of Word/Excel tool (i.e. version 6061) RQMExcelWordImporter-6.0.6.1M1 and try the same scenario with that. This was fixed in 6061 M1.
Ralph Schoon selected this answer as the correct answer
Comments I'll give it a try tomorrow to confirm answer. My IT staff has the day off and they need to approve the new importer.
Thanks!
Hi Monika,
I got a chance to try it out and I'm still getting the same issues. My version of the importer is 6.0.6.16274. There is never an option to choose the module within a DNG component to link, only the DNG component. Am I supposed to reference the module with the LinkExisting(id) command?
Thanks,
- Miles
Hi Miles,
Yes, I am referring the LinkExisting(id) command. This will allow you to link to a requirement within a module.
Choosing a module requirement through word/excel tool UI is not yet supported.
Thanks,
Monika
Monika,
Thanks for your updated comment. Unfortunately, choosing the module and requirement pair for linking is what I need since I do not get Test Plan Coverage of a Requirement Collection if the test case doesn't indicate that it validates the requirement inside that Requirement Collection. I have over 1000 requirements in a few Requirement Collections (modules) that have test cases already written for them in Excel, so I don't want to manually relink all these test cases in RQM web to requirements.
I guess i need to wait until this is supported.
- Miles
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![]() The latest version of RQMExcelWordImporter fixed this. |
![]() Hi all,
@miles (or anyone with the answer), you said it was fixed in 2019, do you know if there is any setting somewhere to fix it?
Thanks!
Comments Ok sorry I found the new manip to correct it on the online help: RQMExcelWordImporter < Main < TWiki (jazz.net) |
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By "anyway to add this in the importer?" I'm specifically asking if there is a configuration file command that says link to this existing requirement in this existing requirement collection.