Re: Difference between individual result recording or summarized result rec

Hi All,
Please explain me .
"Difference between individual result recording or summarized result recording"
Regards,
vivek

hi
individual result recording is when you measure multiple values, these can record individually and enter in thr RR.and all these values will get sum by the sytem.
summarized result recording is you need to sum the multi ple values and the one sum value has to enter in the results recording.

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