FunTest Documentation
  • What is FunTest?
  • Product Tour
    • Navigation
    • Create your first project
    • Connecting Test Equipment
    • Creating Test Sequence
    • Executing Test Sequence
    • Test Reporting
  • Creating Test Sequence
    • Test File Overview
      • TEST Sequence Tab
    • FunTest Commands
      • Operator Interface
      • Sequence Flow
      • Digital I/O
      • Test Result Export
      • Printing
      • Other Commands
    • Calling Device Plugin
    • Test Point Control
    • Using Spreadsheet Formulas
    • Variables
    • Interrupt Events
    • Online Debugging
  • FunTEST Plugins
    • Plugin Overview
  • Test Station
    • Test Station Setting
  • Other
    • Run FunTEST Externally
  • How To's
    • How To's
Powered by GitBook
On this page

Was this helpful?

  1. Product Tour

Test Reporting

FunTEST also offers extensive data report and management

PreviousExecuting Test SequenceNextTest File Overview

Last updated 1 year ago

Was this helpful?

There 3 major types of test reports you can utilize in FunTEST

  1. PDF or CSV Report from each test run

    • Create a tab called REPORT within the test file

    • To populate it with test results from each run refer to the test cells from the TEST tab • In your test sequence export the REPORT sheet as PDF

  2. Create Test Statistics

    • To create a single file that includes results from each run you can utilize the STAT tab

    • In the STAT tab refer to cells from TEST tab that you want to record from each test run.

    • This will save these values and append them to a single CSV file where you can then perform analysis such as product-to-product variant etc... • You can tag create test reports for overall test station statistics

  3. Upload Data to SQL Database

    You can also upload any test results automatically to SQL database.

To upload data to SQL database you need to have Database plugin. More info here Plugin Overview

SQL Database
PDF Test Report generated by FunTEST
STAT tab definition
Test Report monitoring resistance values from multiple tests