THIS is the video I've been looking for!!! I was able to figure out how to make various measurements, but never could find a concise explanation on how to setup the tool chest with presets that make sense for my purpose, and I LOVE being able to compile it all into a total measurement. I'm an insulation contractor and we need to measure walls and wall area, and it would take so much time figuring that out. thank you.
Cool video .. what if you have multiple source files , a multi story building. If I have 6” pipe on each floor .. can I link cells to measure the pipe on the 1st fl pdf and link a cell to measure pipe on the 2nd fl pdf etc.
At the 7:55 time stamp you mentioned that you could put up an example of cost. Did you post anything on that? Can you provide a link or let me know what it's labeled in the videos that you have? Thanks. This part was very helpful
When I open up my markup list, there are way more things on there from the drawings than what I actually marked up. Not sure how to get rid of the things not needed in my markup list.
I have highlighted all my measurements using the shift key and grouped them together. When I go to pdf summary, it will only print the measurement that is showing on the group tab. How do I print all the measurements in the group?
@@michaelechave After I group them, I thought I would be able to see the total of all the measurements on the pdf summary. That's what I am trying to accomplish.
@@aaronwilliams6812 Grouping them, combines them into one markup, making it a single item, that’s not what you want if you are trying to itemize everyone of them. You just need to filter by what you want to see in your markups list.
Hey, I'm having a problem with revu in RFI. I want to create multiple questions using callouts and number them automatically. I tried using sequence, but it messed up everything. Whenever I edit or delete a question, the callouts lose their data. How can I fix this?
Is there a way to do a take off of an area say 565 sf and give you a count of tiles if tiles are 8.8sf? This way it can be easy and give you a total count of tiles based on the area measured instead of doing the math. Thanks!
