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How can I check that a specific Test Case is already included in any of the existing requirements? Currently I see no other way rather than going through all the requirements and trying to locate this test manually. However I believe there is a better way to do it.

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I'm closing this as it is too localised. This is a very specific feature discoverability problem with quality centre that can be answered already with a google search. If the site was full of these questions it would reduce the value of this site. – Bruce McLeod♦ Mar 7 at 8:01
@Bruce McLeod Fact that I didn't find an answer for this simple question not here and not elsewhere. – Eugene S Mar 7 at 8:14

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To do that, go to Test Plan and click on the desired Test Case. Locate the "Req Coverage" tab at the right top side of the screen. After clicking on the tab, a list of requirements which this test covers will appear.

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Huh, why are you answering your own question ?? – Phil Kirkham Mar 7 at 3:33
@Phil Kirkham Because I found the answer and wanted it to be available to the rest of the users here. – Eugene S Mar 7 at 4:06

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