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Unable to edit iteration cell: When you add a task iteration for any of the test cases, you will be allowed to edit or parameterize the cell only under that task. However, when you will add this iteration, an entire row will be added and there will be cells for the test case as well as the other tasks under the same test case. These cells however will be inactive, and you won't be able to edit them.
For example: You have added a task iteration for Task1, which is part of Test Case1. Test Case1 consists of one more task that’s Task2. Now, when you add an iteration, a row will be added with cells under Test Case1, Task1, as well as Task2. However, only the cell under Task1 will be active and you will be able to add value to it, others will be inactive.
Not able to copy task iteration from one task to another: You will be able to copy task iteration from one task to another, only if the schema of two tasks is same. They should have same number of parameters.
For Example: If Task1 consists of one parameter key* and Task2 consists of two parameters key* & InputString*, you won't be able to copy a task iteration from Task1 to Task2 or vice versa. However, if Task1 contains Key* and Task2 Inputstring*, the task iteration can be copied.
In the popout mode the data loading is taking time: When you open test data window and add iterations. Further, add data to the iterations > Save and click the popout option. You will notice that the test data window is shifted in the popout mode; however, it will take a little while to load the data.
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