Dave Elfers
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Hey Craig. I think I have a solution for you. After exploding the grid lines to a pitched linear takeoff, you can add an assembly that will check the length of each line and assign the appropriat...
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Reply by: STACK_Tim I have seen some users create tags in their library and load up many takeoffs to the tag. In their future projects, they will add all the takeoffs pertaining to the tag to the...
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Reply by: Jason Armstrong I do this in my rebar assembly because I’m taking off LF and then converting to Tons in the assembly to go to the estimate worksheet. I have an outline doodled up for doi...
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Reply by: BoundsE If you are wanting to use the same takeoffs, but multiply for the room qty, then it may be an issue with the assembly formulas - particularly if you are using “each” takeoffs. Th...
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Reply by: CBC-MN If I am understanding what you want to do:What I do for these workflows is copy and paste the takeoff from one page to another, this works well for multiple floors with the same s...
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Reply by: Awolf Great ideas Brenda! Alex here from JRM, a GC in NYC. We use labels to organize our data and filter it to quickly & efficiently find the measurements we are looking for. On large...
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Reply by: Devon Streckfuss Users who have been assigned “Viewer” roles will not take up a paid license seat; no. Click here to learn about which “Viewer” roles are available for your purposes; the...
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Reply by: craig.parker Have I got to add my salesmen as users? Will that chew up license seats if I just make them viewers, even if they’re never logging in?
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Reply by: Devon Streckfuss Hi @craig.parker ,Here’s a quick way to get the “two-deep” organization you’re after—without folders—using filters and search on the Projects list.How to set it up Ass...
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Reply by: Jason Armstrong Using Bedroom 1 here as an example. Create an area take off Ex. “Bedroom 1 SF” Before doing the area take off, scroll down in the take off settings (in the take off sid...