Answer / jens

By creating an excel sheet.
There are some on the internet, can't find one at the
moment.

For example

Number of tests 50
Passed tests 30
Failed test 20

You get a 60% pass 40% fail

Also you can give a rating to a test, for example one test
is worth 5points the other is worth 1 point.... your
ratings will change for example

number of tests 10
Passed tests 5 with a 5 rating
Failled tests 5 with a 1 rating

You get a 83.3% pass and 16,6% fail

Just play with this and create your fit for pupose solution

Answer / saikat

I have another solution where you don't have to calculate
manualy.But if you are working with Qc then only this
things will be applicable

1. Navigate to the req. link
2. Double click on the direct cover status for the
perticuler req.
3. Click on the 'Show test coverage'

It will show you how much persentage is failed , passed and
N/A and not yes tested.

Thanks
Saikat

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