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Yes. Since sheet configurations and data models are YAML files stored in the Polarion SVN repository, you can copy them between projects. Global configurations stored at the repository level are automatically available to all projects. For project-specific configurations, export the YAML file from the source project and import it into the target project through Administration > Nextedy POWERSHEET > Sheet Configurations.
Powersheet supports document duplication across projects through its template system. When creating a new document, you can select a template from any project. The duplication copies the module structure and content but excludes certain fields and link roles to ensure a clean copy in the target project.
Template strategyMaintain a dedicated template project with your standard Powersheet documents and configurations for consistent deployments across new projects.
The migration path involves three steps: first, create a data model that maps your existing Polarion work item types and link roles to Powersheet entity types. Second, build a sheet configuration with columns matching your current LiveDoc view. Third, create a Powersheet document and assign the configuration. Your underlying Polarion data remains unchanged — Powersheet provides an alternative view over the same work items.See Getting Started for the complete setup workflow.