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title: "Viewing Detailed Results"
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View Results in Detail Select objects from the table by clicking the checkboxes and then the “Show validation results” button in the table header. You may select a maximum of 20 objects at a time to view detailed results. Once you've selected specific rows from the the table of validation results and selected “Show validation results”, our platform provides you with a comprehensive breakdown of validation remarks. Here's a glance into what you'll observe: If you export the errors listed in the table, you can chose BCR format which will allow you to read the validation data back to your BIM software of choice. Results for Selected Rows Rows with Remarks Indicator : A clear notification that you're viewing the rows which have specific remarks or validation notes. Product Details Product Name : An identifier for the selected BIM object, like "Demoboyggnad1_26604_2021". Guid : The unique identifier for the object, "23034d0b0b014b599e018a735071cf78_240ANxa3rDZga...". Valid Rule Groups : A fractional representation of how many rule groups the BIM object satisfies, depicted here as "1/2". Rule Group 1 (AND association) Class Rule:  Asserts that the BIM object's class or short ID should match "IfcSpace" and confirms that the "IfcSpace" classification is valid. Property Rule:  Specifies that the BIM object's property under the category "BIP/spacetype" should be equivalent to "ROOM" and validates that the ROOM categorization is sound. Rule Group 2 (OR association) Area Rule:  The property under "BIP/area" should have a value less than 50, but the actual value recorded is 50. Interpreting the results of this example validation is straightforward : For the BIM object in question, it complies with the conditions set in Rule Group 1. However, for Rule Group 2, there appears to be a discrepancy regarding the area property where the expected value is less than 50, but the actual value is 50. This detailed breakdown ensures architects and BIM professionals can quickly pinpoint areas of concern or validation issues, refining the model to perfection. In this article: