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From this panel you connect the CAS number to the item and define the percentage of each substance that makes up the item. All substances for every item must be defined regardless if they are required to be reported. The total percentage for one item must equal 100 percent. For each substance you also define if the substance should be reported to the Chemical Agency.
Options
Function keys
| Re-number | Re-number the lines in tens. |
Selection fields
- Item
- Displays the selected item.
- Sum of percentage
- Displays the total percentage of substances defined for this item. All substances for every item must be defined regardless if they are required to be reported. The total percentage of substances defined for one item must equal 100 percent.
- Line
- This column lists the line number.
- CAS number
- This column lists the CAS number of the substance connected to the item that should be reported to the Chemical Agency.
- Description
- This column lists the description of the substance.
- % weight
- This column lists the percentage of the substance contained in the item.
- Report
- This column indicates if the substance should be reported to the Chemical Agency.
Item file maintenance, Substance information (DSR00204)
On this panel you enter the details of the substance. All substances for every item must be defined regardless if they are required to be reported. The total percentage of substances defined for one item must equal 100 percent.
Function keys
- Item
- Displays the item for the CAS number.
- Line
- Enter the line number.
- CAS number
- Enter the CAS number of the substance that should be reported to the Chemical Agency. Leave blank if the substance should not be reported.
- Description
- Displays the description of the substance.
- Percentage
- All substances for every item must be defined regardless if they are required to be reported. The total percentage for one item must equal 100 percent. Enter the percentage of the substance for this item.
- Report
- Indicate if the substance should be reported to the Chemical Agency.