[Doug McLean]

There is no substitute for bad drawings!!

One thing you might try, but it could be time consuming, is to label them yourself.
It can be done with Headers and Footers, but it will take some practice.
If there are only a few that are in an odd spot, you can edit the tags before you apply them.

The Automark feature is great, but everything has to be in the same place in order for it to work. Something most people simply don’t understand because they don’t know the down stream processes.

[Doug McLean]

I’m with everyone else on this… my answer, it depends. 😁

What I’d more like to know is to how to NOT export every tool chest with a Profile.
I have a lot of job specific tool chests that don’t need to be shared with the team.

[Doug McLean]

Oh don’t get me wrong, both tools have there place.
The Polylength tool just error proofs the process in this case, as we just want a line.

[Doug McLean]

The stress is getting ready to present at XCON 😂

[Doug McLean]

I must be missing it. What’s it called?

[Doug McLean]

I could have sworn a few months back you had something on Administrative tasks.

Was it a blog post?

[Doug McLean]

I sort of noticed something similar yesterday when I was training.

I wondered if it was a 20.2.85 glitch or something but haven’t explored too much.

New version is out in less than a week, hopefully this gets fixed

[Doug McLean]

I’m thinking this is a perfect “Make a Suggestion’ item

[Doug McLean]

Oh don’t rely on me for JavaScript.
I’m too busy learning M code to learn Javascript

[Doug McLean]

Some do, at least at the beginning.

Once the project moves forward things always change.

[Doug McLean]

Feel free.

[Doug McLean]

Sort of.
Its nice to have a visual cue that we’ve done something when we hand the job over to Project Management.

Often we do an estimate months before we get it awarded and we don’t always remember what all we’ve done. This way there’s at least something there to fire the brain cells… lol.

[Doug McLean]

David, if you go into the Studio project I created, I have a couple documents that go through the steps of my Power Query and what they all do.
It will help you in your journey.
I’m pretty sure I also included some links to the people I go to for this training. Its all on YouTube.

Go have fun with it.

[Doug McLean]

this was my presentation at XCON.

[Doug McLean]

Troy is correct.
Go to Sets > Print Set > Print Latest Revisions.

Thus why I wanted to be at my computer 😀