A well-organized Satta King Record should do more than display numbers in a table. It should help readers identify the correct date, understand the market labels, review previous entries and recognize when information differs between sources. These details become especially important when a monthly chart is updated throughout the day.
The October 2026 charts provide a useful example. On October 16, one online chart displayed Desawar at 98, while another displayed 68 for the same date. This difference highlights an important principle: every historical entry should remain connected to its source rather than being combined with information from another website without verification.
The following table summarizes the October 16 entries displayed by two online charts at the time they were checked.
Market
SattaKingData
Badshah787
Desawar
98
68
Delhi Bazar
Pending
Pending
Shree Ganesh
Pending
Pending
Faridabad
Pending
Pending
Ghaziabad
Pending
Pending
Gali
Pending
Pending
These are source-specific displays, not a single independently confirmed result table. The difference in Desawar entries should be documented instead of silently choosing one value. The pending labels also describe the checked snapshots and may change when the pages update.
Imagine finding a number in a monthly chart and adding it to your own spreadsheet. A few weeks later, another website displays a different number for the same date.
Without a source reference, it becomes difficult to determine which entry was copied, when it was collected or whether the original page subsequently changed.
A better record includes the following information:
Date: The exact date associated with the entry.
Market: The market name shown on the source page.
Displayed value: The original value, including leading zeros.
Source: The website where the entry appeared.
Check time: When the page was reviewed.
Status: Whether the entry was published, pending or disputed.
This information makes a Satta King Record easier to audit and maintain over time.
Historical rows provide context when reviewing a current chart. According to SattaKingData's October chart, the October 15 entries were Desawar 42, Delhi Bazar 07, Shree Ganesh 56, Faridabad 48, Ghaziabad 74 and Gali 12.
The same page displays October 16 with Desawar 98 and the other five markets pending in its checked snapshot.
These rows demonstrate how a daily table can develop as information becomes available. When comparing them with another website, readers should keep the original source attached to each row. A matching value does not automatically prove that every other entry on the page is correct.
Formatting is another important part of maintaining a historical chart.
Consider the value 07. If a spreadsheet automatically converts it to the number 7, the original two-digit presentation is lost. Although the numerical quantity is equivalent, the record no longer matches the format displayed in the source.
For this reason, a chart archive should preserve two-digit entries as text when appropriate. The same applies to values such as 01, 05 and 09.
Consistent formatting makes date-wise tables easier to compare and reduces confusion when entries are copied between websites, spreadsheets or content management systems.
Not every chart contains a complete row at the time it is checked. Some fields may show XX, a dash or a blank cell. The meaning depends on the website's own conventions.
A responsible archive should not fill a missing field with an assumption. Instead, it can retain the displayed marker and identify the entry as pending.
Disputed entries need a different treatment. If two sources display different values for the same market and date, record both source-specific values until the discrepancy can be resolved. Do not present either one as definitively verified without adequate evidence.
This process helps preserve the distinction between unavailable information and conflicting information.
A monthly archive becomes easier to use when every date follows the same structure. For example, an October chart can use one row per date and a consistent set of columns for Desawar, Delhi Bazar, Shree Ganesh, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Gali.
A useful archive should also provide:
Clear month and year headings.
Consistent market names across all rows.
A visible indication of pending entries.
Links to individual market charts where available.
Source and update information for current records.
A correction process for discrepancies discovered later.
These features help readers locate the information they need without repeatedly searching through unrelated pages.
A current chart is a snapshot of what a website displays at a particular time. A completed historical archive should preserve the information and context associated with earlier dates.
However, historical pages can also contain errors or later corrections. It is therefore useful to retain a record of when an entry was checked rather than assuming that every older row is permanently accurate.
For October 16, the difference between the two displayed Desawar values demonstrates why a timestamp and source reference can be valuable even for a current entry.
Readers looking for organized date-wise information can visit SattaKingRecords.com. When reviewing any chart, confirm the date and market first, then check whether the displayed entry is complete and whether the source provides enough context to interpret it correctly.
A clear archive should make historical information easier to find without presenting unverified values as confirmed facts.
Maintaining an accurate Satta King Record requires consistent formatting, clear market labels, source tracking and careful treatment of missing or disputed entries.
The October 16, 2026 charts provide a practical example: one source displays Desawar 98, while another displays 68. Keeping those entries linked to their respective sources is more accurate than combining them into a single unqualified record.
By documenting dates, values, update times and source differences, a results archive can remain easier to review, compare and maintain as new entries are added throughout the month.