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As a senior construction estimator, I use a very comprehensive estimating
Excel spreadsheet to enter tasks and their associated unit costs. The present design of the spreadsheet has a total of (30) estimate sections with one following the next. Each section is used to subdivide the estimate into managable cost estimates. As an example, we may have a building complex to estimate that is made up of (5) individual buildings. In this application, we would have (5) estimate sections. Since we never know the number of tasks for each estimate, we have our standard estimate template setup with a minimum of (50) rows per estimate. If the section takes less rows, we either delete or hide the excess rows. If the section requires more than (50) rows, we copy a group of blank rows within the section and paste insert them untill we have the space nessessary to complete the sections estimate. Some sections may have only (10) rows of tasks and costs while other sections could have over (500) rows. Is there a more effeciet way to copy and insert the copied rows other than the way I am doing it? Any help would be appreciated. Thank You, JAD. |
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