The first few columns of the spreadsheet correspond to the spreadsheet sequences set up for the estimate (unless you have selected to minimize overlines in which case the sort levels are combined into a single column). The selected sequence tab at the bottom of the spreadsheet determines which of the following display-only columns are visible.
- Assembly column shows the code that identifies each assembly in the estimate.
- Combined Assembly column shows the code that identifies each combined assembly in the estimate.
- Group column shows the code that identifies each group phase in the estimate.
- Phase column shows the code that identifies each phase in the estimate.
- Seq column shows the number representing the takeoff order of each item in the estimate.
- Location column shows the location assigned to each item in the estimate.
- Material class column shows the code that identifies each material class in the estimate.
- Model column shows the code that identifies each model in the estimate.
- Subcontractor column shows the code that identifies each subcontractor in the estimate.
- Vendor column shows the code that identifies each vendor in the estimate.
- Price code column shows the price code to which the item is assigned in the estimate.
- Job cost phase column shows the job cost category that receives the cost of each item in the estimate. (This column is available only if the standard database is set up to use a job cost application.)
- <WBS> column shows the work breakdown structure value assigned to each item in the estimate.