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title: "Interpreting Validation Results"
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Once you've selected specific rows from the the table of validation results, our app provides you with a comprehensive breakdown of validation remarks. Here's a glance into what you'll see: If you export the errors listed in the table, you can chose BCF format which will allow you to read the validation data back to your BIM software of choice.  Interpreting Rows with Remarks Results for Selected Rows Rows with Remarks Indicator A notification that you're viewing the rows which includes objects with remarks. Objects that fail Rule Groups When expanding the failed rule groups of each object, you will get a specification of what failed. In this example, the object is missing properties such as fire rating, type description, material and more and has therefore failed the rule. Operand Tags For each rule group, you will see the  operand tags , which tells you how the objects should be handled when being validated in a particular rule group. There are four operands that the rule creator can use: OR  - The object must pass at least one rule in the group to be approved AND  - The object must pass all the rules in the group to be approved OR NOT  - The object must fail at least one rule in the group to be approved AND NOT  - The object must fail all rules in the group to be approved Interpreting Rows with No Remarks Rows with No Remarks Indicator A notification that you're viewing the rows in which all objects are valid, with no remarks. You might notice that some objects pass a rule group, even though it has failed other rules within the group. This is because of the chosen  operand  of the rule group, which decides how objects should be handled when being validated within the particular rule group. When the rule creator uses the operand  OR , the object must pass only one rule in the group to be valid. In the example below, all objects that are not of the Architecture discipline are therefore ignored in this rule. This is perfectly normal as the rule is set up like this by purpose. Object Details Each selected object will be presented in the results dialogue as per following: Product Name An identifier for the selected BIM object, like "Basic Wall:IV400:351284". 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 "2/3". In this article: