Test Result Export

This section describes most common ways to create and export test reports

#export (Export to file)

Using #export you can create CSV or PDF files to create custom test reports tailored for your application.

Process:

1. Create a tab called REPORT within the test file and create your test report template

1. To populate it with test results from each run refer to the test cells from the TEST tab

3. In your test sequence export the REPORT sheet as PDF or CSV

PDF Example

Export PDF from sheet "LABEL", range A1 to G30 to the file "Test_Report.pdf", located in project's directory.

Command	Parameter
#export	pdf:sheet="REPORT":range=A1:to=G30:path="$project-dir$\Test_Report.pdf"

1. View PDF

   

The same process would follow for exporting to CSV file

#statrec (Basic statistics record)

This command is to create statistics record from each test execution and store it in one file location to enable test station monitoring.

Process

1. In the STAT tab define what values you want to save from each test run. In the first row define header and in the second row refer the results from the TEST tab (same process as creating test report above)

   

2. In your test sequence use #statrect command to append current test result to a csv file

   Example

   Create a default (daily) statistic file in the project's "statfiles" sub-directory. The name will be "Dyyyy-MMdd< test-file>.csv", where "yyyy" is the year, "MM" month, "dd" day and "test-file" is the currently opened test-file. Every day a new-one will be created.

   Command	Parameter
   #statrec	<none>

3. View Result in CSV file and perform analysis

   

#AMSTAT (Automated Statistics)

Coming Soon