Reply To: Converting from perimeter measurements to polylengths

  • Troy DeGroot

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    June 23, 2021 at 12:33 pm
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    I use the Perimeter tool for retaining walls, wall panel returns, and other things that are line-based, but have a Z-plan depth value. If you’re using Quantity Link the value that is transferring to Excel is actually the “Length” value, which should also include length + rise/drop. This was a great post for thinking through how the tool actually works. Thanks for posting David!