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[natalka9090]

Hello all. I just had a conversation with one of my supervisors, and I have question regarding number ZERO. As we write on our paperwork - if there was no spillage on beverage that we are producing  we are writing "O". However one of employees  is writing  Ø ( zero with line ). Is that will make any issue during the SQF audit ? I am attaching small example below. Lost beverage 10 12  Ø

 

[Scampi]

as long as your program does not specify how numbers are written you should not have an issue

 

(as a note: I believe everyone should do it the way that one employee is  ) 

[natalka9090]

Fantastic @ Thank you !

[SQFconsultant]

Writing a diagonal line thru an "0" simply designates it as a zero as opposed to an "O" letter.

 

I always found that interesting!

 

This is not an issue - however, I would suggest you all do the same thing - because the differences can and will be questioned as some clients have found.

 

Most of our clients write the absolute way with the line drawn thru it.

[Setanta]

I have seen some horrible penmanship, to the point that the slash through the Zero just made it worse.  (it looked like an 8)

All I ask for is legible handwriting!  

[TimG]

I have seen some horrible penmanship, to the point that the slash through the Zero just made it worse.  (it looked like an 8)

All I ask for is legible handwriting!  

I would have better luck asking Santa to bring me a few hundred million than asking for legible handwriting.

I still ask though, in both cases.

[Charles.C]

Maybe change to "Nil". Avoids arguments.