No other designation in the catalogue shares this bore × outside diameter × width. There is nothing to compare, and nothing here guesses at a near neighbour: a bearing one millimetre off this seat is a different seat.
What this sheet is — and what the catalogue did not say
The envelope is recorded dimensions only: the same bore, outside diameter and width.
The four compared fields are Type, Seal, Clearance, Precision. Two recorded spellings were counted to mean one value and are read as one: CN/Normal = CN, and ABEC-1/P0 = P0. A third precision spelling, P0/Class4, is deliberately not equated with either — the catalogue's meaning for it has not been sourced, so it lands in the warnings where both spellings are printed for the reader to judge.
A blank is a difference. Missing is the absence of the proof, not the proof.
Cage material and ring material are never compared: the catalogue records neither, on any bearing row.
Suffixes the catalogue does not record separately — a snap ring (NR) and anything else outside those four fields — are not compared, and this sheet does not claim they match.
Ranking is recorded dynamic load, strongest first, with an unrecorded rating ranked last. It orders the lists; it is not a verdict.
Compiled from catalogue records. This is not a manufacturer interchange list, no manufacturer has confirmed any line on it, and it does not know what job the bearing is doing. Verify before fitting.
Anyone with this link can view this part and its recorded candidate comparison.