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Exporting Microsoft Test Manager 2010 Test Results to Word

Posted by Jawed MD Articles | Testing February 16, 2012
In this article we will learn how to export Microsoft Test Manager 2010 results to a Microsoft Word document.
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Introduction

There is no easy way to export the tests, test results, and so on in an easy to use format. Luckily there is a tool named Test Scribe that allows you to see Test Plan, Test Results, Test Suites, Test Cases, Test Configurations, and Test Settings in a Word document which you can also print out.

Installing Test Scribe

You can download Test Scribe from this location (You will also find the installation instructions and pre-requisites here): http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/e79e4a0f-f670-47c2-9b8a-3b6f664bf4ae

Putting Test Scribe to Use
Once you have installed the Test Scribe you have done all the hard work, and the only thing you need to do is go through the walk-through below.

Step 1 :

  • Open Microsoft Test Manager
  • Click on the Tools dropdown
  • A new option Tools is added to the drop down list. Select it.


Step 2:

  • Click on Test Plan Summary
  • Select/Highlight a Test Plan
  • Click on the Generate Button


Wait a few seconds or minutes to get the Report.
As soon as it finishs generating the report the Word document will be opened as below.

And more...
The Test Plan document will display the following Test Plan details, Test Suite details, Test Case details, and Test Configuration details. By default this Word document will be saved at the location:
Libraries\Documents\Test run summary.docx
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Thanks Javed. Yesterday, I was looking for my bug list to export to Excel and found your article.

Posted by Mahesh Chand May 09, 2012

Hi Monika, Yup!! you are right.. btw thanks for you comments..

Posted by Jawed MD Feb 18, 2012

Hi Laura, oo Thats nice :):)

Posted by Jawed MD Feb 18, 2012

Hi Amit, Thank you so much for this comments..

Posted by Jawed MD Feb 18, 2012

Hi Mahesh Sir, You made my day.. its gave me intense happiness to see your comments over here. Thanks for that!! BTW now tester is not only limited to Manual. We are changing our self with the new era.. And the visual studio has not limited to Developer only now even testers can explore more things using VS.

Posted by Jawed MD Feb 18, 2012
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