I have not seen that type of reference / link.

Links to sections or details on other pages in the same document are appreciated!

In your example, I’d like a link to jump to the door schedule…

I created a one page document with the layers I desired and a few custom columns. Call it “template.pdf”

The procedure is to open “template.pdf”; add the other document(s) after page 1 (UN-click Merge Layers), save with an appropriate name, then delete page 1, save again.

You will end up with a document with the desired layers.

Purchase the course first (free), an email receipt is sent.

Start the course from the link in the email.

I’m unable to jump to the next lesson. Stuck on Lesson 1

What unit is the length in? mm?

Something like this?

Can you share your custom column formula?

What options are you selecting, as well…

I use a count tool and put the column information in the label.

e.g. Column Count W12x26 @ 32′

I do output markups to an excel file and calculate the weight(s) in excel.

Set line weight to 0 point (zero)?

Admire your ability to check a formula and compare to Bluebeam quantity vs Chat GPT.

Have you tried MS Copilot?

Sorry, the links don’t display on the Forum but the downloads DO open in Revu…

This depends on the document’s author.

Here are some things you can ask the author to consider. (from Procore)

Here is an excel formula that assumes your decimal feet measurement is in cell A2.

This is from the Microsoft website.

=TRIM(INT(MROUND(A2*12, 0.0625)/12) & ” ft ” & TEXT(MOD(MROUND(A2*12, 0.0625),12),” # ?/?? \i\n”))

Don’t know how to change the output of your CSV file.

Do know how to make a formula in excel to convert decimal feet to feet and inches.

Would that help you at all?

Noteworthy that this type of excel formula would involve formatting, perhaps your steel import file needs the feet and inches formatted in a specific format? Also, what is the…

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This is an example of custom columns.

Metal siding panels and insulated metal panels (IMPs) can only be acquired in full pieces. Different manufacturers limit cut off lengths different ways. For estimating, these custom columns allow changing the siding piece width (default s 42″ for IMP) and round up to the nearest length in feet. This example…

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