Yes you put N/A for the R2 column if you’ve done R1+R2You can't put N/A on an initial verification can you?
If a test is not applicable or a inspection not applicable then N/A is used
You might be thinking of limitations?
Yes you put N/A for the R2 column if you’ve done R1+R2You can't put N/A on an initial verification can you?
Yes you put N/A for the R2 column if you’ve done R1+R2
If a test is not applicable or a inspection not applicable then N/A is used
You might be thinking of limitations?