[David Cutler]

Welcome to the Brainery @joser

If I am understanding your question correctly you are asking that if you create a “standard” spreadsheet can you use it over and over again for new PDF files. While I don’t use quantity link myself, my understanding is that you should be able to save a copy of your Excel file and then update the links to reference your new project’s PDF.

I hope this answers your question.

Dave

[Dennis Massimo]

Make your spread sheet template and then all you have to do is change the source files to each new drawing/project. Alot of trial and error to get it right. Automated bidding the journey reminds me of Indian Jones chasing the cup of Christ.

[Troy DeGroot]

Welcome to the Brainery Dennis. Both your skills and your sense of humor are in the right place my friend. 🤣

[Doug McLean]

In a word, yes.

As has been mentioned, all you’ll need to do is to change your source file and all the links will work.

One thing you may want to learn for future use, is how to unlink the Excel workbook from Revu.

[David Cutler]

I hear where you are coming from @Vince

Have you tried using “Edit/Replace” with the .PDF file name in your Excel file?

[Troy DeGroot]

If it’s working correctly, you should only have to update the source files, not each cell. There are plenty of opportunities for failure, so it might not seam as easy.