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A Scenario Outline behaves almost exactly like a data-driven Scenario. When using a Scenario Outline, instead of having 49 Scenario sections in the export (one for each test case), the export has one data-driven Scenario Outline with a Gherkin Examples data table attached to it that contains 49 rows (one for each test case).
The Preview panel shows the first 10 rows of the Examples data table for each Scenario Outline. The order of parameters in the Examples is dictated by the script, not by the Inputs tab of Hexawise.

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An A Hexawise Automate feature file can contain as many Scenario Outline sections as needed to automate all the testing ideas contained in the Hexawise test model and can include both Scenario and Scenario Outline sections in the same feature file.
Where possible, using data-driven Scenario Outline sections is preferable to generating many data-driven Scenario sections as it is a more compact and direct expression of the testing ideas of the Hexawise test model.

Remember Mad Libs?

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Manual Scripts

Creating Auto-scripts in Xray Test Case Designer is similar to that. Instead of adding adjectives and nouns into pre-formed sentences, however, you’ll be more like the author of the Mad Libs sentences themselves. You need to:

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