Some Important Fields for Test Case Document: Explained

While creating a Test Sheet or a Test Case, there are some important fields that must be added during the preparation:

• Project name: It represents the name of the project of which Test Cases are part of.
• Module name: It represents name of the module which Test Cases are part of.
• Reference doc: It shows the path of reference of the document if they are part of any test plan.
• Created by: It represents the name of the tester by which Test Cases are created.
• Date of creation: It shows the date on which Test Cases are created.
• Reviewed by: It shows the name of the tester who reviewed the Test Cases.
• Date of Review: It shows the date on which Test Cases are reviewed.
• Executed by: This is the name of the tester who executed the Test Case.
• Date of execution: This is the date on which Test Case was executed.
• Test Case ID: This is the unique test Id for every Test Case.
• Test scenario: It represents the name of the test scenario ID or title.
• Test Case: The title of the Test Case.
• Pre Condition: Shows the conditions which are needed to meet before executing the Test Cases
• Test Steps: The steps taken to execute the Tests.
• Test Data: The data that was used to carry out the Test. Eg, Username
• Expected Result: Expected outcome of the test being carried out
• Actual Result: The actual outcome of the test that was carried out
• Status: Shows whether the test passed or failed
• Post Condition: A statement or set of statements describing the outcome of an action if true when the operation has completed its task.

Note: There can be other fields on the test template as well, but these are the standard fields that are used.