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Tips & Tricks
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When I have a group of numbers to compile, from a material quote for example, I prefer to use a spreadsheet instead of a calculator. I find that I can check my work easily with this method to ensure I don’t enter the wrong number. Historically, I have then taken a screen shot or snip of the data/total and then pasted it into my PDF so that when our field team is looking at the quote they can see how I arrived at the number that I entered. Similar to an old fashioned adding machine tape.
What I discovered yesterday is that I don’t need to take a screen shot! I can simply select the data in Excel, press Ctrl-C to copy it and then right click in my PDF and select paste. No need to “snip” the information 1st!
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