[Doug McLean]

I use a lot of Choice and Formula columns
I’m with @David Cutler, my custom columns are based on what I need for my Estimating Software.

Always get them to answer this question – “What problem are you trying to solve?”

[Doug McLean]

We do about 45% of our business in the US, so I had a working day off Monday

[Doug McLean]

I might have found something.
There is a setting to automatically save a Set drawing log when saving a set, which saves it to the same location as the .bex file is saved.
I should be able to just use that as I can use Power Query to grab that file

[Doug McLean]

You’ll probably have to update the link in this case.
left click on markup to select > rt. click > Edit Action

[Doug McLean]

wouldn’t the formula be something like – ((number of 2 x 2 blocks * 4) + width + height)
Assuming each 2 x 2 square will be cut on at least one width and one height and the attached 2 x 2 square will complete the cut. Then the additional width and height will complete all the cuts.

[Doug McLean]

David, you might try this.

I have a few custom tool chests that are a little generic. Each only holds a few tools. What I have is a custom column called Product that holds the different types of what is represented in the tool chest. For example, in my Casework – Wall tool chest there are only about 6 tools, but once I place that, I have about 20 specific Products associated with that markup.
In my Custom Column data, I have the various products set to specific subjects, so only those products associated with a specific subject appear in the dropdown list.

Would something like that help you out at all?
I know its not exactly what you’re looking for, but it does make finding stuff easier.

[Doug McLean]

I’ve used this in the past as well. Its a great trick… one that can confuse the average user

[Doug McLean]

you forgot hold your eyebrows at different levels

[Doug McLean]

It does, but its reliant on the person to do that step. I’d like to make it error proof somehow.

[Doug McLean]

I heard back from Bluebeam.
They’re hoping for the end of the week. Still waiting on final approval.

[Doug McLean]

I dropped an email to Bluebeam this morning.
I don’t want to get too far ahead in my PPT design and then have to fit their template

[Doug McLean]

I figured it out. You double pasted the link.

[Doug McLean]

I got a 404 error on that link

[Doug McLean]

yep

[Doug McLean]

lol, yep.
Happens to me all the time. Especially in Power Automate.