Wat is the difference between Check and Uncheck in SU24?

I am confused since documentation says :
UnCheck(U) :The check for corresponding authorization object is always executed. Field values are not displayed in the Profile Generator.
Check(C):Check always executed. Field values are not displayed in the Profile Generator
Wat is the difference between the two ? Any thoughts       delete

Unchecked just means the check indicator has not been set.  It should not have an impact on the way the transaction works other than the fact that the object will not be pulled into PG for the given transaction(s) for which it was set to unchecked and thus may not allow a user access.
Your example:
"For instance if you uncheck all the auth objects in a particular TCODE ( u cant do that with HR and Basis objects) then if u add it to a role then the person will not be able to execute anything in that TCODE"
If I was giving a user access to a tcode and I did not want them to perform some of the HR or basis functions I would inactivate the sensitive object(s) within the role.  In most cases I would not change the check indicator in SU24 to unchecked.  This way when you add the transaction to a user who <i>should </i>have access the object is correctly added.
Personally I would not change the check indicator to C instead of CM to make the role <i>look </i>neater.  I would inactivate the object in the role.
Cheers,
Ben

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