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== Div Copies ==
 
== Div Copies ==
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Div Copies are copies of Div's created by the [[Copy Div]] button
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They are editable just as regular Div's are but they are not included in the Summary Page or any global totals
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There is a Naming Scheme to the Div Copies inwhich when you make a Div Copy

Latest revision as of 21:21, 29 June 2022

Div's

99% of the time you will spend on an Estimating File will be spent on Div's so its important to know their Structure & Purpose

Beginning Rows

Each Div Initially starts off with 5 rows which act as a title and Column Headers for the Page


Beginning 5 rows.png


These should never be edited as shown below in the Editing Area Section

Rows

After the beginning rows, every row is one of the rows as described in the table below

Each row serves their own purpose and should be used together to get a cleaner template


Indicator Expected Actions Name Examples Type
DV Static Division Div 1 - General Conditions Summary
SD Add/Delete SubDivision Testing, Temp services Summary
HD Add/Delete Header Millwork Subtrade Scope Summary
ST Add/Delete Staff PM, Superintendent Cost
CL Add/Delete CostLine Millwork, Wood Doors Cost or Summary
CD Add/Delete CostDetail Counter tops, each wood door type Cost
CM Add/Delete Comment Comment Comment
SPC Add/Delete Space Space Space

I know this table doesn't really make anything clear but it is just used as a reference

Along with these Rows lies a hierarchy as shown in the photo below


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Where the Structure is DV -> SD -> HD -> ST or CL -> CD

  • A Division is Always at the top followed by a Subdivision followed by a header
  • Once a Header is Placed, a ST Line or a CL may be placed
  • The CL can stand alone or it can have CD's attached to it
  • If the CL stands alone it operates identically to a ST Line
  • If it has CD's attached, it operates like a HD Line (i.e holds the sum of the CD's)
  • Comments & Spaces can fit anywhere in the structure

Its hard to explain with words how the structure exactly exists but the more examples you see the more comfortable you'll be with it

Colors

To help with the Structure, Colors have been used to show the difference and hierarchal position of each row type

The more dark the Row, the higher in position it is and the lighter the lower in position

The Actual Color Scheme being shown depends on the Theme Selected (i.e the colors won't always be purple)

CL/ST

The Text of each ST and CL will either be black or red in color.

Red Indicates that the Line has an actual value while black means there is none being calculated

The Description Cell may also be colored yellow indicating that there is an error in the line

Although this feature isn't really confirmed as of writing this

Hidden Columns (or Rows)

Columns

Currently there are 4 hidden Columns that exist in a Div Page

  • Bond --> (O Column) contains info on bond of CostLine (can be activated in the Report & Others Ribbon)
  • Equipment Unit --> (R Column) *Deactivated* should not be seen or used
  • Equipment Total --> (S Column) *Deactivated* should not be seen or used
  • SubForm Label --> (U Column) Can place letter for a row to be used in Breakdown Sheet (activated with Enable B.D. Checkbox)

The User has the ability to Hide Current Columns or Force Open hidden ones but this action is not recommended as it may result in a pink slip

Rows

By default no rows should be hidden and all should be visible

There are two checkboxes that can hide and unhide rows

  • Comments --> Hides/Unhides all Comments
  • Zeros --> Hides/Unhides all Zeros

The User has the ability to Hide Current Rows or Force Open hidden ones but this action is not recommended as it may result in a pink slip

Editing Area

This Photo is blurry because it is resized

The photo above is an example Div with horrible looking highlighting on it

Basically the areas highlighted in red are what I would call 'Red-Zones' aka don't touch.

The user should never edit these zones however if they do, there is some error correction but it is not guarenteed

Div Copies

Div Copies are copies of Div's created by the Copy Div button

They are editable just as regular Div's are but they are not included in the Summary Page or any global totals

There is a Naming Scheme to the Div Copies inwhich when you make a Div Copy