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I'm trying to calculate Pricing for material or better yet a wall. I set up a Wall Schedule Quantities and Pricing Schedule and within the schedule I'm trying to get the Area and the Cost to multiply, under a Price field, but it doesn't seem to reconize the fields or formula that I'm typing in. Has anyone trying to create a schedule like this in their template or can anyone help me figure this out. I'm this close to saving the company the headache of actually doing a quantity take-off... Please let me know if you can help or if you have something like this that can help me better understand how to create this formulas. Thank you
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TipIn formulas, keep units consistent. Do not mix units.
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WWHub, thank you for your prompt response, BUT........... I'm not able to make it work.... Let me see if I can give you more detail. I created a schedule for a roof material area. The fields that I added were, Type and Family, Area and Cost... I went to calculate value and created a Price field and added the following to the formual box... Area*Cost. It didn't allow me to change the cost units, from currency to whatever... But, you see what I'm trying to do, right? Please help... Thank You,
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The units need to be consistent. You can create an additional parameter (Area) that equals 1. In your formula use that to get the units consistent, such as "Total cost= Area/Area A * Cost"
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WWHub, That worked... Thank you so much... You don't know how much time you just saved me, for future projects... Thank you, again...
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