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To import test cases, perform the following steps:

  1. Map Excel columns to Zephyr fields.

  2. Create a job that will import your test cases and run it.

1. Map Excel columns to Zephyr fields

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A list of fields available in the dialog:

Field name

Description

Map Name

The name of your Excel map.

Description

Additional information about your Excel map.

Starting Row Number

The number of the row to start importing from. For example, there might be some header rows that need to be ignored.

Select Discriminator

Discriminators allow Zephyr to distinguish between multiple test cases in an Excel file. Possible values:

  • By empty row

  • By ID change

  • By testcase name change

The dialog also contains a list of Zephyr fields (Name* is the test case name) with empty fields next to them where you can specify a column letter of the Excel file. To map a field to an Excel column, just enter the column letter in the empty field (see the image above). The section can also list custom fields available in the project.

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1. Click the Play icon on the right, and in the subsequent dialog, specify the job name, upload the file/attachment to be imported and click Start Import:

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(info) If you want to import a folder containing sub-folders, select the Import with Hierarchy check box and specify the letter of the Excel column containing the folder names. For example, if you have the NewTC folder that has two sub-folders (TC1 and TC2),in Excel, the strings will look like this:

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In Zephyr, the imported hierarchy will be under the folder having the name of the import job:

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After the job run is over, Zephyr will show the details of the run:

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