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How to report requirements by type by status

Hi!

I'm having a brain dysfunction today, and I could use some help.

I have a project where the package structure is three levels deep: Business>>Area>>Process. All the requirements are in the deepest level.

What I am trying to do is to generate a report which provides a simple listing of the requirements by Type (business, functional,...) by Status (Proposed, Verified...). Is there a way to do this without listing all the sub-packages? I know I can use "GroupAll" at the overall project level. I guess I am looking for something that will Group All at a level lower than the entire project.

I'm not even sure where to start, since I also have multiple levels of relationships within the requirements.

Any thoughts?

Thanks!

Tom

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Tom,

Not sure if this is quite what you're looking for (feel free to email us at support@serlio.com), but there's a template in the Examples folder - in the built-in list when you generate a Word report - that might be helpful to you.

The template's called Group by 3 Properties, and there's some more detail in the template itself regarding what it does, but the basic structure for your project might be something like this:

$groupRequirementsByType where Package = Process

$Type requirements

$groupCurrentGroupByStatus

$Status requirements

$listCurrentGroup $ID $Name

$endgroupCurrentGroup

$endgroupRequirements

Give that a shot, and if it's way off base please shoot us an email with some more details and we'll dig into this with you.

Jason

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