If a record is red on the Geocode Kickout table, that means that __________________________.

If a record is red on the Geocode Kickout table, that means that __________________________.

• A. the record is invalid and should be deleted
• B. the record has been verified and is ready to plot
• C. the record is a duplicate and ignored
• D. the record has had an address correction and cannot be address resolved. It must be manually plotted.

Answer: (D)

Red status in the Geocode Kickout table means this record can’t be geocoded automatically and needs manual handling. Specifically, it has had an address correction, and even after that adjustment the system cannot resolve it to coordinates, so it must be manually plotted. If a record were simply invalid, a duplicate, or already verified and ready to plot, those situations would show a different outcome in the workflow and wouldn’t require manual plotting after a correction.

Red status in the Geocode Kickout table means this record can’t be geocoded automatically and needs manual handling. Specifically, it has had an address correction, and even after that adjustment the system cannot resolve it to coordinates, so it must be manually plotted. If a record were simply invalid, a duplicate, or already verified and ready to plot, those situations would show a different outcome in the workflow and wouldn’t require manual plotting after a correction.