# Requirements coverage

Requirement coverage refers to the extent to which the requirements of a project or system are addressed by testing. It measures the effectiveness of the testing process in ensuring that all specified requirements have been tested and validated.

In aqua, the **Requirement Coverage** status appears when at least one test case or test scenario has been added to the requirement as a Dependency.&#x20;

When you want to check what requirements or subrequirements covered by a test case or test scenario, you need to open the ‘Requirements’ tab. &#x20;

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Then on the right-hand side, choose ‘View’.&#x20;

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&#x20;Select 'Requirement coverage' from the column selection pop-up and drag it to the requirements grid.

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Hover over the **Requirement Coverage** column and click the **Filter** icon. When the status dropdown appears, select the value by which you want to filter the items in the grid.

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If you want to group your requirements on the grid by a **Requirement Coverage** status, right-click on the 'Requirement Coverage' column and select 'Group by this column' from the shortcut menu. The items will be split between the 'Covered' and 'Not Covered' groups.

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To view requirements that fall into a particular group, simply select the appropriate group to expand the set, and click again to collapse it.
