# C. Bulk Mapping

### 1. Map Test case via Import feature

The Import feature helps bring already mapped Test Cases into Avo Assure, where each Avo Assure Test Case is linked with its corresponding Xray Test Case. The mapping details are provided in a CSV, which contains information about both Avo Assure and Xray Test Cases. When the file is uploaded, Avo Assure reads the specified rows and columns and automatically creates the mappings based on the data.

#### To import a mapped Test Case, perform the following actions:

1. After authenticating Avo Assure with Xray, select the **View Mapping** tab.
2. Select **Import** icon. The **Import File** pop-up window opens.

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**Note:** **CSV file** format is supported for importing Test Cases.
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3. From the **Project** dropdown. Search and select the required **Jira/Xray project**.
4. Select **Upload File** and then choose the file from local system.
5. Select **Import** to import the mapped Test Cases.

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**Note:** Select **Cancel** to remove the chosen Xray project.
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### 2. Exporting Mapped Test cases

**Exporting** mapped Test cases allows you to easily review the Test cases mapped between Avo Assure and Xray. The **export process generates a CSV file**, making it convenient to share, analyze, or archive. &#x20;

#### To export a mapped test case, perform the following actions:

1. After authenticating Avo Assure with Xray, select the **View Mapping** tab.
2. Select **Export** icon. The mapped Xray Test cases are automatically downloaded to the system.

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