With this table each receiver point is related to one line - facade points can be included optionally. Header and content of each column can be defined by the user.

Variables can be defined and values are assigned to these variables for each receiver point separately. These values can be used in expressions in the result table. This enables to define the values of the area of a room in the building that is represented by the receiver point, the surface of the window and further values that are necessary to calculate the indoor level. Using these variables the necessary transmission loss of each window represented by a receiver point can be calculated if a given sound level inside should not be exceeded.

 
This table can be freely configured to the users needs. This means that as well the column headings as well as the cell contents can be chosen freely. It is even possible to display the results from formulas making use of variables or other column contents in the result table.

Presentation of results using object legends
Presentation of results using horizontal noise maps
Presentation of results using building noise maps
Presentation of results using auralization