tracebility matrix is nothing but mapping between 
requirements and test cases 

to ensure that all requiorements re covered

Traceability matrix is a document which contains the 
mapping of your test cases with requirements.Usaully the 
column will be requirements and rows will be test 
cases.This way we can know that we will come to know that 
we  covered the entire functionality

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Tracebility matrix is the matrix which gives a relation 
between requirements and testcases.

Traceability Matrix Means Mapping Between  “Test cases  and 
Requirements” 
1.Mainly it is used for the identifying the how 
many  “REQUIREMENTS” are available in your project  and 
that requirement is covered in your testing Point of u are 
not .
2. Once the REQUIREMENT is chance we can easily Find which 
test case can be Modified

Company  Name:	
Project  Name:		
Requirements Traceability Matrix:			
			
Test Area:
Author(Tester Name):					
Total no.of Requirements:	
Last Modified:DD/MM/YY					
	
1.S.NO	2.Test Area(Menu)	3.Test Area (Sub Menu)
	4.Requirement ID	5.Test Case ID	6.Dependent 
Test Case ID	7.Inter Dependent Test cases ID	8.Comments
		(OR)

1.Req.Spec.NO	2.Req. Statement	3.S/W module
	4.Test Spec.	5.Test Case ID	6.Verification
	7.Mod. Field

SAMPLE EXPLANATION: 
               For a simple requirements Test matrix 
template, you want a basic table that you would like to use 
for cross-referencing purposes. How do you create one? You 
can create a requirements test matrix template in the 
following These steps: 
Step 1: Find out how many requirements you have. 
Step 2: Find out how many test cases you have. 
Step 3: Based on these numbers, create a basic table. Let's 
suppose you have a list of 90 requirements and 360 test 
cases. Based on these numbers, you want to create a table 
of 91 rows and 361 columns. 
Step 4: Focus on the the first column of your table. One by 
one, copy all your 90 requirement numbers, and paste them 
into rows 2 through 91 of your table. 
Step 5: Focus on the the first row of your table. One by 
one, copy all your 360 test case numbers, and paste them 
into columns 2 through 361 of your table. 
Step 6: Examine each of your 360 test cases, and, one by 
one, determine which of the 90 requirements they satisfy. 
If, for the sake of this example, test case 64 satisfies 
requirement 10, then put a large "X" into cell 11-65 of 
your table... and then you have it; you have just created a 
requirements test matrix template that you can use for 
cross-referencing purposes.