Export Test Cases when you need a file for review, reporting, or sharing. Choose the cases, decide whether to include their Test Scripts or results, and select the file format that fits your task.
Before you begin
You need access to the Jira space and Vansah permission to export Test Cases.
Review the selected folder, work item, or Test Plan before exporting. This context can affect the case versions and results included.
If you need only specific cases, select them explicitly in the Test Case list.
1. Choose the Test Cases
Open Vansah → Test Cases in the Jira space.
Open the Test Repository or the Test Folder containing the cases.
Select the checkboxes for the Test Cases you want to export.
Open the list’s more options menu and select Export.
You can also use Export from a Test Folder’s menu when you want that folder’s scope. Review any existing case selection before continuing; selected cases and a folder-wide export are different scopes.
2. Choose what to include
Export option | What it includes |
Test Cases | Test Case information, such as keys, versions, headlines, descriptions, ownership, and links. |
Test Cases and Test Script | Test Case information plus the script, including steps, test data, and expected results for a Multi Steps script. |
Test Cases, Test Script and Results | Test Case information and execution details, including the associated Test Run and available step results or Actual Result. |
Select the option you need, then select Next. A script export can contain several rows for one Test Case, so the file’s row count may exceed the number of selected cases.
3. Choose the file type and export
File type | Use it for |
XLSX | Reviewing and filtering the exported information in a spreadsheet. |
CSV | Exchanging tabular data with a spreadsheet or another tool. |
HTML | A formatted preview and downloadable document that can include images. |
TXT or XML | A text or XML export when your receiving tool needs one of these formats. |
Cucumber (.feature) | The dedicated feature-file export workflow, when a script option is selected and you have the required permission. |
Choose the File Type. XLSX is a useful starting point for spreadsheet review.
Select Export.
Wait for the export to finish and open the downloaded file.
Check several cases before using the file for reporting or sharing.
For Cucumber settings and download options, see Cucumber Feature Export. The formats offered can vary by the export workflow; a batch Test Plan export offers XLSX.
Export an HTML document
Select HTML as the file type, then select Export.
When asked whether to include attachments (images), choose Yes or No. Including images can take longer.
Review the generated Preview.
Select Download to save the HTML document.
Check the downloaded document before sharing it, especially when images or execution evidence are important to the review.
Check the exported information
Use CASE KEY and VERSION to identify each exported Test Case version.
For a results export, review TEST RUN #, the requirement, and the overall and step results. Compare the same execution context in Vansah.
Review LINKED TEST FOLDERS for folder relationships. Multiple paths appear in one comma-separated cell.
For a folder export, additional Folder Name and Folder Path columns identify the source folder.
In a script export, some Test Case-level fields appear only on the first row for that case; following rows can contain the remaining steps.
See Understand Test Folder Paths in Test Case Exports for examples of the linked-folder column.
A results export reflects the runs selected by its export context. It is not a complete history of every execution recorded for each Test Case.
If the export is missing information
Issue | What to check |
Export is unavailable | Check your Vansah export permission and whether the cases or folder are selected. |
No cases are found | Recheck the selected scope and case links. Clear unintended selections before exporting a folder-wide scope. |
The script is missing | Choose an option that includes Test Script and confirm that the exported version has a saved script. |
Results differ from another screen | Compare the same Test Case version, Test Run, work item, folder, or plan iteration. |
The CSV layout looks incorrect | Import it with a CSV-aware tool so quoted cells and commas inside values are handled correctly. |
HTML was previewed but no file was saved | Select Download from the preview. |
An export error appears | Follow the message and check browser downloads before starting another export. |


