[Doug McLean]

Vince gave me the idea to put our options into their own Custom Columns, which seems to be working. (My team loves the initial changes because it easier to set up rather than editing one small multiline text box.)
We have options like a few options that are common across multiple tools, and for those I’m just leaving the subject blank.
It would be nice to not be able to choose the option for adding a Door Lock to a Diewall though. Our Estimating software will reject it regardless, because a lock isn’t an option for that product, but I’d rather not give the option to even select it.

[Doug McLean]

I’d like a Choice item to be available to multiple subjects, but not necessarily all. (i.e. Casework and Wall Panels). Revu won’t let you have the same Item name even if it has a different subject.
Michael had it correct.

[Doug McLean]

We can do a lot of that within O365, its just a bit trickier. We capture a lot with Dynamics

[Doug McLean]

I get this the odd time with Sets.
Even if I make no changes to the Set, it wants me to save it. Not overly sure why though.

I’m thinking its a SharePoint thing though.

[Doug McLean]

You’ll have to set up the tool with an Imperial measurement, and then click Set as Default.
Might have to do it with a few tools as well

[Doug McLean]

I did a couple of math examples and it does actually come out pretty close.

Good to know

[Doug McLean]

it lives with the Markup.
I actually JUST finished up the Power Query to combine them all and its pretty tricky, but it works the way I want it too

I just have to add in a couple of filter tables and do a full test to see if its working.

[Doug McLean]

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[Doug McLean]

I think Bluebeam tells you you can do that with images. Good to know that you can also do it with a Word Doc.

[Doug McLean]

I knew it was in there somewhere. I just couldn’t find it.

Thanks for sharing

[Doug McLean]

we do this all the time Vince with our Ceiling and Wall panel division.

[Doug McLean]

that’s why I changed the height of one to match the angle. so one is actually 2500 x 621 (or something)

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[Doug McLean]

well that’s odd, it came with a black background, so you can’t see the text

[Doug McLean]

I did this up as a quick test

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