---
title: "How to Export to Microsoft Word"
slug: "how-to-export-to-microsoft-word"
description: "This demo will show you how to export to Microsoft Word, available as a default connector in Test Modeller."
tags: ["Test Case Generation", "Get Started", "Test Modeller"]
updated: 2024-09-27T14:49:05Z
published: 2024-09-27T14:49:05Z
---

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# How to Export to Microsoft Word

This demo will show you how to export to Microsoft Word, available as a default connector in Quality Modeller.

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In this demo, we start with a Master Model for depositing money into an ATM.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/77f722a6-2d0a-49fa-8074-572515a6c4b8/Images/Documentation/image-1680262555370.png)

If you look at the individual Subflows in the Master Model, you can see that we have set up summaries and descriptions for each task. We have also defined which steps are requirement steps, and which are test steps.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/77f722a6-2d0a-49fa-8074-572515a6c4b8/Images/Documentation/image-1680262551359.png)

Once you have defined your paths in the model, added your descriptions and so on, you can export them by hitting the **blue Run button** under the Scenarios menu.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/77f722a6-2d0a-49fa-8074-572515a6c4b8/Images/Documentation/image-1680262546448.png)

Once you hit the **Run button**, the**Export menu** will open, scroll down to the **Requirements section** and open it. This will open the **Export Requirements menu.**

![](https://cdn.document360.io/77f722a6-2d0a-49fa-8074-572515a6c4b8/Images/Documentation/image-1680262534077.png)

Once in the **Export Requirements Menu**, change the **Connector Profile** to**Microsoft Word**and hit the **Execute button!** This will start the generation process.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/77f722a6-2d0a-49fa-8074-572515a6c4b8/Images/Documentation/image-1680262530194.png)

Once the generation is complete, hit the **download button** to download your **Requirements Export Microsoft Word Doc.**

![](https://cdn.document360.io/77f722a6-2d0a-49fa-8074-572515a6c4b8/Images/Documentation/image-1680262525024.png)

The output will look something like this in a Microsoft Word Doc:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/77f722a6-2d0a-49fa-8074-572515a6c4b8/Images/Documentation/image-1680262519090.png)

The Master Model is simply a model which combines Subflows into one large Model. Master Models are used to join together a range of system models, visualise them and test them as a whole.

Subflows are used to quickly embed and re-use models within a master model. Subflows hide detailed or complex modelling and make the master Flow more readable. They enable scalability by building out the complexity from smaller, more step-focussed Models, rather than building giant, complex, inflexible Flows.

## Related

- [Quality Modeller 101](/test-modeller-101.md)
- [Quality Modeller](/get-started-with-test-modeller.md)
- [Test Case Generation](/test-case-generation-in-test-modeller.md)
- [Data Types, Test Steps and Requirement Steps Explained](/data-types-test-steps-and-requirement-steps-explained.md)
- [Model Rules - Contains in List Rule](/model-rules-contains-in-list-rule.md)