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qTest - Modules Management
Modules are folder structures inside Requirements and Test Design menu. These modules contain Requirements and Test Cases in respective sections. You can define modules as a group of functionalities having the same nature of a product. The module structure gets synchronized automatically between Requirements and Test Design (Test cases).
Create a Module
To create a Module, you should have the Create Modules Permission. Following are the steps to create a Module −
Step 1 − Go to the Requirement or Test design section.
Step 2 − Select the root folder at the left Requirement Panel.
![Root Folder](/qtest/images/root_folder.jpg)
Step 3 − To create a new Module, use any of the options shown in the following screenshot. Right-click somewhere on the left panel and select New → New Module.
![New Module](/qtest/images/new_module.jpg)
Step 4 − Click the New Module icon/image on the left side of the panel as encircled in red in the following screenshot.
![Module Icon](/qtest/images/module_icon.jpg)
Step 5 − Click any one of the options that opens the following Create Module form.
![Create Module Form](/qtest/images/create_module_form.jpg)
Step 6 − Enter the following fields in the form −
- Name of the module at the top
- Description
Note − The Module page has the statistics section. It displays the number of Requirements and sub-modules for the selected Module. In child items, it displays the detailed properties of individual requirements.
![Statistics Section](/qtest/images/statistics_section.jpg)
Step 7 − After entering the required details, click the Save button at the top right corner of the screen as displayed in the following screenshot.
![Required Details](/qtest/images/required_details.jpg)
After clicking Save, you will receive a message which shows that the changes were saved successfully. The Module Name appears at the left panel below the project’s name as displayed in the following screenshot.
![Module Name](/qtest/images/module_name.jpg)
Note − A user can add up to 99 levels of sub-modules. The module form doesn’t support any custom fields.
Edit a Module
Let us now discuss how to edit a module. To edit a Module, you should have the Edit Modules Permission.
Following are the steps to edit a module −
Step 1 − Select a Module to Edit and double-click to explore it further.
Step 2 − Edit the Module’s Name and Description as shown in the following screenshot.
![Edit Module](/qtest/images/edit_module.jpg)
Step 3 − Click Save to finish editing.
![Module Name and Description](/qtest/images/module_name_description.jpg)
Note − Any changes of the module in Requirement will update the Test Design and vice versa. Module structures are auto synced between Requirements and Test Designs.
Move/Copy a Module
To Move/Copy a Module, you should have the Create/Edit Modules Permission. This functionality allows creating a duplicate of a Module or reordering of the module structure.
Following are the steps to Move/Copy a Module.
Step 1 − To copy/cut a single or multiple modules, select the modules. Right-click the selected builds.
Step 2 − Select Copy/Cut as shown in the following screenshot.
![Module Copy Cut](/qtest/images/module_copy_cut.jpg)
Step 3 − Now, select a module to paste and right-click it. Select the paste option for those copied modules as shown in the following screenshot.
![Paste Module](/qtest/images/paste_module.jpg)
Note − If a module has sub-modules while copying or moving the module, all other sub-modules will be copied/moved as well.
Delete a Module
To delete a Module, you should have the Delete Modules Permission. Consider the following points while deleting a module.
Multiple modules can be deleted at a time.
If a module has many sub-modules, even the sub-modules get deleted in the process of deleting the module.
Deleting modules in Requirement will also delete the synced modules in Test Design and vice versa.
A module can have requirements, test cases, etc. - while deleting it, it will delete all of these items.
Following are the steps to delete a build.
Step 1 − Select a single module or multiple modules to delete.
Step 2 − Right-click the selected modules and click Delete as shown in the following screenshot.
![Delete Module](/qtest/images/delete_module.jpg)
Step 3 − A dialog box will appear asking for confirmation to delete. Click YES as shown in the following screenshot.
![Module Confirmation](/qtest/images/module_confirmation.jpg)
The page will be refreshed and the module will be deleted from the Requirement and Test Design panel.