Exporting test cases into a PDF
Automation has a facility for exporting test cases into a PDF. Using this option, you can export a single test case or an entire folder into a single PDF file or multiple PDF files.
In the Navigator view, locate the test case or folder you wish to export and right-click on it. Select the option Export Testcase(s) Script as PDF.
The following window will open:
Specify your preferred File Name and specify the location you want to save to in Folder Name.
Choose Export as a single file to generate a single PDF of all test cases, or Export to multiple files to generate a separate PDF per test case.
Tick Create sub-folders for test sub-folders if you have selected a test folder with sub-folders and you would like your PDF reports to be stored in a corresponding folder structure. This option applies only if you have selected Export to multiple files.
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