Find the status words on Results
- Run a check.
- On Results, open a tab of Extended data and read each element's status in the Status column.
- Find the failing cells: each is tinted, with ✕ before its value.
- Choose the Untested tab, or the small Tab › beside the number of untested elements in the Model table, to see the elements no specification applies to.
- Point at the small i beside a count in the analytical view to read what the count means.
The status words
Every status has its glyph, and colour never stands alone.
- Pass, with a ✓: the element meets every requirement of every specification that applies to it.
- Fail, with a ✕: it misses at least one requirement. Only the failing cell is tinted, never the whole row.
- Untested, with a !: no specification applies to it. Untested is not Pass.
- Approved, with a ✓ in a dashed box: an untested element a person accepted, for this session. Approvals are written into the exports.
- Not applicable, with a –: an optional specification that applies to no element of the model, or a Model health check that could not run. In the Extended data tables, a requirement that does not apply to an element leaves its cell blank, a failing cell with no value says not set or empty, and a – in any other cell means it has no value.
- Warning, with a ! in a triangle: something to look into, never a failure. A warning never changes a status, the counts or the index. Generic elements and the issues of Model health are warnings.
In doubt
In doubt is not a status word. It marks a result IFC Checker cannot be sure of, for example when the unit of a measured value could not be confirmed. It shows as a muted ! with the words In doubt, and its cell is not tinted. While any result is in doubt, the Model Correctness Index is withheld, with the reason.
To review
To review is not a status word either. A flag before a value marks a placeholder written in place of a value, TBC or a dash (-), in any test. The cell is not tinted: the value passes the IDS, and a reviewer should look at it. A placeholder that fails, warns or is in doubt shows that instead, with no flag. A tab that holds a value to review shows the flag, with no number, and a line above the table explains it. A value to review never changes a status, the counts or the index, and the downloads do not list it. The table's own grey dash still means the cell has no value; a dash the model holds is shown in ink, as written. N/A is not marked.