Any update on this? I really like the formula mode for naming takeoffs/items, however the number of decimals it rounds to is too much - at least to keep in the name.

I also had this issue, although I never tried to actually print to PDF, just had it on the print preview. I had been on a call with support, who simply recommend to restart the browser.

Thanks James, I did review the post you mentioned, however I think that the carryover of the folder structure from the template is something I do not see a downside on. Here is of my sitework templ...

Hello, wondering if this was in development by any chance? I think it would be beneficial.

Hi Darrin, Thanks for posting this, this is very helpful, but not exactly what we were looking for. We want to be able to pick and choose takeoffs we want in one project and paste them to another,...

New project with same takeoff name with no quantities. I did also mention a copy and paste project feature as well. I was thinking that feature would be useful for stages of design of the same proj...

Thanks for the work-around Heber, I was unaware of this. I also think the rick-click option would be beneficial, the current method requires you to sift through a list of takeoffs on that particula...

Is this in development?

That's what I was looking for, thank you. Apologies I did not see the section count quantity item.

following up on this - the escape button does end the takeoff, but unfortunately it clicks "off" of the takeoff itself. So I have to click the takeoff item again to resume my takeoff.

Continue at their same angle is what i would expect

ah i see now, we're both correct. If i go to click another point and hit escape before hitting clicking again on another point, it deletes the whole takeoff. But if i hit escape right after clickin...

Hi Jes, I meant a keyboard shortcut to finish the takeoff. Escape deletes the takeoff you're currently annotating.

Typically only applicable on an individual project. Referring to my example for an apartment, a layout of a unit is not exactly the same on a similar, but different job.