Understand and use advanced filters in your reports

Filters play a crucial role in customizing reports. They help you focus on specific test cases matching particular criteria, ensuring generated reports are relevant and tailored to your needs. Depending on the type of report, you can use the following filters:

• Status of Test Case:
  Filter test cases based on their current status, such as Passed, Failed, or Blocked. This helps in identifying areas that need attention.

• Test Case Type:
  Narrow down the report to include specific types of test cases, such as Functional, Regression, or Integration. This is particularly useful for targeted analysis.

• Test Case Priority:
  Prioritize your report by focusing on test cases with specific priority levels, such as High, Medium, or Low. This ensures that the most critical issues are highlighted.

• Test Case Assignee:
  Filter the report by the team member assigned to the test cases. This is useful for tracking individual or team performance and ensuring accountability.

• Automation Status:
  Filter test cases based on whether they are automated or manual, facilitating easy tracking and management of automated workflows.

• Created Date:
  Filter by the creation date of test cases. Helpful for reviewing new or recently added test cases.

• Last Updated:
  Filter reports based on the date the test cases were last updated. Useful for tracking recent changes and activity in your test management processes.