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Transferring Test Cases From Excel To Testlink: Step by Step

The document provides step-by-step instructions for transferring test cases from Excel to TestLink. It describes exporting an existing test suite from TestLink as an XML file, importing that file into a new Excel spreadsheet to add additional test cases, and then saving and importing the Excel file back into TestLink. The process allows test cases to be created and managed in Excel and then transferred to the TestLink test management system.

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Transferring Test Cases From Excel To Testlink: Step by Step

The document provides step-by-step instructions for transferring test cases from Excel to TestLink. It describes exporting an existing test suite from TestLink as an XML file, importing that file into a new Excel spreadsheet to add additional test cases, and then saving and importing the Excel file back into TestLink. The process allows test cases to be created and managed in Excel and then transferred to the TestLink test management system.

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Transferring Test

Cases From Excel to


TestLink step by step

By Erol Selitektay

First, click a Test Suit, then click Export button


that is under Test Case Operations.
Note. You need at least 1 test case under the Test Suit.

Click Export button. Also, you can give a


suitable name for your xml file.

Now we have an xml file. After that create a


new Excel file.

Select first cell then click Data from the tab


menu

Click Other Resource then click XML Data


Import.
Note: The excel captures are Turkish but I believe you can figure out
where you should click.

Select the xml file that we export from


TestLink. Then click Open button.

After import the xml file, you should have


something like in the capture. You can add test
case what number you need. Of course you
must follow the structure.
Note: execution_type can be 1 or 2. 1 refers to Manual and 2 refers to
Automated type. And importance can be 1,2 or 3. 1 refers to Low, 2 refers
to Medium and 3 refers to High.

After adding test cases you must save the


excel file as XML. In this case, I saved as
DemoTCs.xml

Go back TestLink and import the xml file.

Click Select File button.

Finally, we add our test cases to TestLink.

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