Display the elements in a tree structure  |
The tree structure displays the information
in a view as a parent child hierarchy. The tree structure is a common
display mode. The numbers that are displayed after the title of the
top folder indicates the folder and the elements in the folder. For
example, 1/3, indicates that the view consists of 1 folder and 3 elements. |
Display the elements in a table structure  |
The table structure displays the information
in a view as columns and rows. Each column contains an attribute and
each row contains an element. All information in the elements are
included. |
Display the elements in an editable table  |
The editable table displays the information
in a view in columns and rows. You can edit most of the attributes,
display complex attributes, perform nested sorting, and reorder columns,
and reset columns to original order. |
Display the elements in a relational graph  |
The relational graphs displays an overview of
the folder and element structure of a view. |
Display how many elements that have a certain
attribute value  |
Use this option to view attribute statistics. |
Display the elements in a traceability matrix  |
The traceability matrix displays all of the
links that exist between elements in two views. You can use this option
to see how requirements are connected to use cases or test cases. |
Display the elements in a Gantt chart  |
The gantt chart is a horizontal bar chart that
displays activities over time and possible relationships between the
activities. |
Display how the value of a choice attribute
has changed over time  |
Use this option to display the choice attribute
sets. To make this feature available, activate the change log for
the choice attribute. For more information see the Configure attributes
section. |
Display news in this view  |
Use this option to display all of the logged
changes to the elements in the view. To view and edit the elements,
click the element links. This option shows the present attribute values
of the element that might differ from the values that the element
had when the change was made. To see news for the entire workspace,
in the Information menu, select What's New?. |
Create and activate baselines  |
Use this option to create and activate baselines.
Baselines are snapshots of views of certain elements. The elements
in baseline views are read-only and cannot be edited. |
Compare baselines  |
You can compare baselines to analyze the differences
between elements. For example, when changes are made or when new requirements
are added, you might create a baseline and then compare it to the
original baseline. When you compare baselines, the server is loaded;
compare baselines only as needed. |
Generate a report of the current view  |
You can generate a report by clicking the Report icon.
Some reports might not look the same as they do in a web browser. |
Click to edit filter  |
You can add a filter to each of your views.
Filtering is a quick and easy way to find and work with a subset of
the elements and attributes in a view. A filtered view displays only
the elements that meet the rules that you specify for the attributes
in the Filter setup window. |