Display of Qual Characteristics in QE03 for Physical Samples

Hi All,
I am using result recording with physical samples.
I am able to record Qualitative characteristics through transaction QE01. When i want see these "qualitative characteristics" in QE03 screen, just an icon appears in the "results" coulmn in RR screen. (Code & Code Texts missing)
Why is this so?? When I go back & see in QE01, I can see the Qual Values.
Require some pointers to address this issue.
Thank you a lot in advance
Regards,
Pradeep

Hello,
You may need to check QE13 to view the qualitative results for the inspection point.
Regards,
John

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