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I am using TFS 2010.
I have many work items (requirements, test cases…)
The work items are linked. I know how to do a query to see the hierarchy of the work items, but when I want to export them to Excel I have just the option to do a flat report.
How can I export a Hierarchy report of work items?
You can only export a flat list or the Tree of Work Item (for the parent/child relation) to Excel.
If you feel that it is important to have this feature included in a future version, you can use User Voice to add the suggestion. We, as the TFS product team, take these suggestions seriously (and of course the more votes the more likely it will end up in a future version)