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Jes
39d 1h

Can values that are manually entered for a takeoff object's wall height and width (and depth and so forth) be exported/accessed in reports?

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Is there any way to get values entered here to come up on a report/export? Or currently those values can only be used for assembly items and formulas?

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Kyle Bonde - Vertical GC 37d 19h

+1

Todd Kaberline zzTakeoff37d 4h

I agree this would be a nice feature +, but for now, couldn't you just add it to the name of the takeoff ...(Interior Wall, 10')?

Jes 36d 23h

Todd yeah that's exactly what I typically do, but this time around on the project I was working on I wanted to just grab all of that stuff with assemblies instead of exporting to Excel. As the deadline got closer I realized I wasn't going to have enough time to get all the assembly items put together soon enough to pull all of those values for my estimate, so I had to revert back the old way after I had already finished most of the takeoff

Todd Kaberline zzTakeoff36d 23h

The thrills of being an estimator!... It'll get so much easier soon friend

Heber Allred zzTakeoff36d 23h

Thanks for the input guys. If we add a column in reports for "Wall Height", "Width", etc. in reports would you want to see it in decimal values, or formatted? Maybe we would just need a setting, but what would you prefer as default:


10.5

10' 6"

Jes 36d 7h

Probably decimal values so that they can be fed straight into Excel but I'll let others chime in

Kyle Bonde - Vertical GC 36d 2h

Can we move to the metric system so we dont have to deal with inches :)


I vote decimals too, easier to translate to other tools without messing up the conversions.

Heber Allred zzTakeoff36d 0h

Great. Decimals is easiest. We'll add the column in reports.

Lorin Allred zzTakeoff21d 0h

These columns were added in our latest release 🙂

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