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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 ...

Scott, currently you can only add user-defined fields to use cases, actors, requirements and packages.  Your suggestion to be able to add them to other elements such as steps is good and we'll consider it for a future release.

You are correct, each project will have its own set of custom fields. However, it's not difficult to move custom fields from one project to another by selecting export/import on the Custom Fields page.  Hope this helps.