dcard22
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Hey Guys,
I am wanting to decrease the time it takes for me to quote jobs. I have created a template in excel to do the takeoffs on panel schedules so that when I put the schedules in the worksheet, I get a report with each panel and shows what breakers are required in each. This will save me lots of time counting to 42![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
My questions is, does anyone know how to keep the layout of the panel schedules from PDF to Excel so that when you copy and paste/convert, the conversion isn't all jumbled up? I also understand that the panel schedules do come out more neatly if exporting from autocad to excel but unfortunately for me, I receive the final product in PDF Format.
Anyone have any suggestions or some insight on what I can do? Thank you.
I am wanting to decrease the time it takes for me to quote jobs. I have created a template in excel to do the takeoffs on panel schedules so that when I put the schedules in the worksheet, I get a report with each panel and shows what breakers are required in each. This will save me lots of time counting to 42
My questions is, does anyone know how to keep the layout of the panel schedules from PDF to Excel so that when you copy and paste/convert, the conversion isn't all jumbled up? I also understand that the panel schedules do come out more neatly if exporting from autocad to excel but unfortunately for me, I receive the final product in PDF Format.
Anyone have any suggestions or some insight on what I can do? Thank you.