One use case of offsetting would be for noting rough opening vs finished opening. In this case you'd probably want to keep the original takeoff and just reduce/increase with an additional measureme...

Just a note on this Advanced Users webinar, it is hosted by Todd every other Thursday. It rotates each week with the webinar I will be hosting. You're welcome to join the Estimators Workflow webina...

Try highlighting just the text for the link and pasting it into your browser. That should make it load.

@Kyle You don't want more estimators finding out how awesome zzTakeoff is?? If you're there, maybe it would be a good thing.

Awesome updates! Where is the "Leave" button located to leave a workspace? Can't seem to find it.

I don't think we have one yet. I'm going to start creating my own though with the cool information, tips and tricks that I come across here: Hard Coded Variables and Cheat Sheet

Hey Steven, try using this set up "[./Sibling Item/Some Property]" to access an item/takeoff within the same parent/folder. Example: Would this solve what you are trying to achieve? Also, note that...

Here's a formula for you to use that I believe I got to work.You'll need to set up a linear takeoff with two separate material items like this: The formula for 3' Track material item needs to be th...

I'll see if I can come up for a formula for this for you. I know there's a lot of new functionality on formulas with the release from a couple days ago; may be able to do it without needing a giant...

I know the glazing contractors could really use this for the elevation takeoffs on storefronts and curtain walls. Excited to see what input comes in!

The special runs until December 1st. Let us know if you need any videos or images to help convince your boss. :)