[Doug McLean]

really curious @troy-degroot how you overcome this in your training sessions.

[Doug McLean]

Its actually not important at all to export your custom columns in the correct order as you can set a final column order in PQ as one of your last steps.
Table.ReorderColumns is the command.
The way I would handle this is to have a Connection Only query of the final order saved as a List, and then use the Table.ReorderColumns command with that list to set your final order.

[Doug McLean]

I almost always build tools with intent, and I try to work out what’s going to happen before it happens, that being said… best laid plans and all that. 💥💣

When this does happen its usually much later down the road when I realize I can use an existing data point for something else. I’ve had a couple of instances where 💡and I say, “hey, I can use this for a join or something.

[Doug McLean]

well they let me in again….MUHAHAHAHA!!!🇨🇦

Honestly, I had an awesome Customs Agent who actually knew about Project Bluebeam.

See everyone tonight.

[Doug McLean]

Did my first run through of my presentation today and it went well.

Came in at 48 minutes, which is acceptable. A bit of room for questions.

Did get some feedback, so I have a little work to do. Nothing major.

Was good to do a run through because I hadn’t done the demo’s live yet and now I ha to work out a few bugs.

Don’t think I’m going to have to finish it on the plane or Wednesday morning, but one never knows… lol

[Doug McLean]

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[Doug McLean]

Barring a complete disaster at Customs, I will be there and presenting.

That’s a long flight from Calgary to DC

just dropped a little teaser in the Community Forum

[Doug McLean]

I peeked at the slide deck so I probably start with at least that.

[Doug McLean]

it does.
Its a really cool upgrade

[Doug McLean]

I was using that wand yesterday on a re-tender I’m currently working on… what a time saver.

I’m glad that the team heard our calls and will be putting it on a Rt. click menu when its released.

[Doug McLean]

I’m not seeing it as a Side Panel.

I was in a webinar yesterday and the Host (Stephanie) had it in the Document Menu directly under the Compare and Overlay headings.
I would love to have to activated because I can see this being used in Architectural as well as Civil.

I still have the version that we were using on the Beta (21.7.0) for the ‘Magic Wand’ features, but I’m not seeing Stitching anywhere.

[Doug McLean]

Stitching is still in Beta and will probably only be available in MAX.

[Doug McLean]

it has its Gremlins, that’s for sure

[Doug McLean]

This one was just my Estimating Team.
I’m going to try and do one more tomorrow. Hopefully I’ll get a few more folks from our office.

[Doug McLean]

Did you get a chance to look over the Presentation yet?