Configure Estimate Table Settings
Background
Customizing your estimate settings allows you to control how data is grouped, taxed, and priced. By adjusting these toggles, you can refine the granularity of labor rates or change the layout of your estimate tables to better fit your team's specific workflow and reporting needs.
Things to Consider
Required User Permissions:
'Standard' or 'Admin' level permissions on the project’s Estimating tool.
Additional Information:
Changes made to these settings apply only to the current project.
When Dynamic Grouping is turned on, the split assemblies item appears in the list.
The Dynamic Grouping filters come from 3 main sources:
Filters available by default: Budget Code, Taxable, Tag , Cost Catalog Item, Cost Code and Cost Type.
Custom fields from the Cost Catalog tool.
Custom Segment Items from the Project level WBS Budget Code Segments tab that are in the Budget Code Structure.
Steps
Navigate to the Bid Board or Portfolio Planning tool and select the project.
OR
Navigate to the project's Estimating tool.Click the Estimating tab.
Click the vertical ellipsis
icon on the Estimate.The following modes are available for project estimates. Click a toggle ON
to activate the mode, or OFF
to deactivate it. See What are the functions of the Estimate Table Settings?Flexible table layout

Group table columns
Dynamic grouping

When enabled, a drop down menu will appear next to the Configure Columns button.
Select the drop down menu and group your estimate by:
Budget Code
Taxable
Tab
Cost Catalog Item
Cost Code
Cost Type
In the Cost Catalog tool, add custom material properties to create more grouping options. See Configure Settings: Cost Catalog.
In the Company level Admin tool, add new custom segment items to create more grouping options. See Add Custom Segments.
The new custom segment item is added to the project level WBS automatically. Then Add Custom Segments to the Project Budget Code Structure.
Optional: Drag the menu items to the desired position by clicking and holding the grip (⁞⁞) icon next to the item name.
Click outside the menu to save your selection.
'Use' Tax Instead of 'Sales Tax'
Use "unit labor cost" pricing for labor
Individual labor rates
Budget code validation
Round quantities using the "ea" measurement unit
See Also
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