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Hello, I am wondering if any work is being done to extend the ability of the where statement to handle multiple operators. I am trying to create a word report that allows me to link two different requirements. I have created a custom field that allows me to type in an ID (the Parent Requirement) for the functional requirements that are defined. ...

I am evaluating use-case management tools and CC currently is on top, I really like its simplicity. I would like to use the Level concept, as Cockburn suggests in http://alistair.cockburn.us/index.php/Structuring_use_cases_with_goals Problem 3.CC Use Cases have a level Field with Summary, User, Subfunction, these are similar to the above ...

I've been using CC for several months now and have compiled a list of suggestions for new functionality, and changes to the software.  Don't print guide lines when generating a document.  It drives me nuts to have to go back and take them off and put them on again. Allow users to set the field type when creating a user defined ...

Good day, I am trying to find a way to sort requirements based on a custom field.  I have been successfull  ''by appending “Sort<property>” to the end of the list keyword, where <property> indicates which property the element should be sorted on.  For example: $tableUseCasesSortID, $repeatActorsSortName'', however I ...