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For those of you that like to push the envelope on what zzTakeoff can do, please use this channel for advanced features.

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  • Formula Library Lists
    Here is a great video for our Advanced zzTakeoff users. watch this and learn how to reuse standard and custom formulas in zzTakeoff!Few readers
  • "If" "then" Statements with Math.js in zzTakeoff!
    Looking to learn more about advanced formulas with math.js in zzTakeoffFew readers
  • True or False Statements with Math.js in zzTakeoff!
    Looking to learn more about advanced formulas with math.js in zzTakeoff? This is a great video to watch. We learn more about true or false statements by using checkboxes, && and charactersFew readers
  • Creating Custom Variables in zzTakeoff
    Watch this video to discover how to create Custom VariablesFew readers
  • Advanced Tutorial in Adding Custom Properties
    This video will walk you through the import task of creating custom variables in zzTakeoffPopular
  • Tutorial on Batch inserting Templates intozzTakeoff with Cost Codes, or any other property you would like to use in your Product List
    Wow, this video can really get your templates into shape, with inserting custom properties into your Product List.Some readers
  • Setting Up Product Lists, Templates and Items in zzTakeoff
    Let's review some useful tutorials on how to effectively build templates for estimating in zzTakeoff. Please note that this is a tutorial for advanced users that intend on build estimating templates. If you are using zzTakeoff for just takeoffs, then this video is for informational purposes onPopular
  • 3 Ways to Create Labor Calculations in zzTakeoff
    If you are planning on calculating labor in zzTakeoff, please watch this video. It will explain three ways I used to make labor assemblies. We can build a crew with Individual Labor classifications, or use Labor Factors and leverage rates for the crew, or even use a production rate with the number of workers in the crew.Few readers

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