or it you want it to say yes no, "[prop]"=="yes"? "Yes":"No"

I set it up as name onlyThen used this formula."[prop]"=="yes"? 1:3

I agree with you on that; I would like the option to add a formula to a takeoff without having to make it an item.

so, you want the Core to change based on the number you put in the parents [multipliers]?

Like this?

so, you want the parent to have the LF Qty is has, correct? You want the Floor Core to multiply? you are manually adding the number in the [multipliers] box?

You want the 120 LF to multiply based on the Point Count of Floor Core?

Where is the [Multipliers] in the formula getting its value from, meaning where is the other [multipliers] that has a value in it?

I agree, I would most likely go for Polyline.

I just figured something out, If you save the GIF, you can use the button above to upload it.

the other option is to create a YouTube account and record a video on there then upload the link.

Snipping tool has a record screen option, what I do is record what I'm doing as a video then when it's done, there is an option to turn it into a GIF and upload it here. It's tricky sometimes becau...

Having the Extract tool Pull in a bunch of rows and map them to takeoff items is going to be a huge undertaking.

I agree, This had nothing to do with creating folders.

But yes, If the Schedule extractor had the ability to make folders, it would remove a lot of steps. On second thought, I completely misunderstood your question.

@Jeffery,Going back to what you asked, this is how I make Folders using the Schedule Extractor Use the extractor as intended When it's complete, Highlight the names and use the CTRL+C for coping th...

Sorry I took over this thread. 🤣

Once you have the Count saved as a tool, it would become less of work. But yes, the initial setup will take a bit of work.

@Jes, you could set it up something like this. Granted, I had to do some back work to get to this, I took your list and asked CoPilot to change the formatting and split each into separate columns. ...

Where did you Find "Count W / Length & Width? Sorry, going down a rabbit hole here.

I completely understand that.

when you use the extract schedule feature, you can highlight the Text it pulls up then CTRL+C, go to batch insert takeoff and CTRL+V in the name section. I do agree that the extract tool needs some...

what columns is it breaking out to 2?

Batch import can make yellow folders; you just need to change Assembly to Folder then Copy/Paste your names.