Truth Table Test Coverage Results Unclear

I have tested a 3-input truth table with all permutations of inputs (000 001 010 100 011 110 101 111) and not received condition coverage. It is unclear to me what the red letters mean in my coverage report. I have looked at this link and haven't gotten much clarity. https://www.mathworks.com/help/slcoverage/ug/coverage-for-truth-tables.html

Here are the table results below. What is the meaning of the red letters in parenthesis? For action 2, it says (ok), meaning I clearly tested TTF, but, then it gives a red T in that column.

Thank you,

Cody

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

My interpretation would be that the T or F in normal font is the expected solution for the situation. Then if the expected solution is encounted in practice, the green (ok) is inserted. If, however, the expected solution is not encounted in practice, it inserts the actual result in red.

So

F

(T)

would be interpreted as "F was expected here, but T was found instead"

[Cody]

This would be my usual thought, yes, but I have covered the expected scenarios too. Otherwise how would the action take place without fulfilling all the conditions?