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There are two columns on the screen: QMetry Field and Sheet Field. Map the Sheet Fields with QMetry Fields. Enable Auto Mapping to auto-map the fields.
The field values in Excel will be imported into QMetry for Jira accordingly. (Custom fields can be mapped)
QMetry Fields marked with * are mandatory to be mapped with Sheet Field.
If the system fields and custom fields are marked as mandatory under Project the Configuration section, then make sure these fields are not blank in the Excel sheet.
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In addition to the Destination Folder Path selected in Step# 1, you can import test cases in the Folder Paths defined in the Excel file. This folder path is mentioned in a specific column in the Excel file. You can also mention multiple folder paths to import test cases to multiple folders at a time. It helps users import the test cases in multiple folders at a time so that they can avoid repeated imports of the same test cases. If the folder field is not mapped, then the test cases will be imported in the Destination Folder path selected in step #1. If the folder field is mapped, then the test cases will be created in the folders under the Destination Folder path selected in Step #1. If the folder doesn’t exist, then the folders will be auto-created as per the hierarchy set in the folder path set in the actual file.
Multiple comma-separated (,) folder paths can be mentioned in the column. For example, If you want to import test cases in folder Folder A and folder Folder B, here is how the folders should be mentioned in the import file: Folder A, Folder B.
Folder A folder path containing a sub-folder can also be mentioned. For example, “Configuration/Device Configuration”.
If the Folder Path mentioned in the sheet exists under the selected Destination Folder, then the test cases will be imported under the existing folder(s). So make sure you select the Destination Folder in Step #1 accordingly.
If the Folder Path mentioned in the sheet does not exist under the Destination folder, then new folders will be created under the Destination Folder Path that you selected at Step# 1 above. So make sure you select the Destination Folder accordingly.
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