Step One: Adding a Cost Line Item

Step Two: Creating Cost Assemblies

Step Three: Using Shared Dat

Step Four: Marking Up Line Items

Step Five: Entering Add-Ons

Step Six: Creating a Cost Plan Report

Step One: Saving and Comparing Two Versions of the Cost Plan

Step Two: Comparing the Cost Plan to a Reference Project

Step Three: Using Shared Data

Step Four: Creating a Comparison Report

Step Five: Using the Reference Browser

Step Six: Using the Side-by-Side Reference View

Step Seven: Using Auto-Complete

Step One: Entering Takeoff Items and Quantities

Step Two: Using Takeoff Items in Component Formulas

Step Three: Creating Quantities by Location

Step Four: Creating a Cost per Location Report

Step One: Importing Data from Excel

Step Two: Defining Target Costs

Step Three: Comparing against Targets

Step Four: Comparing against Targets and Previous Versions of the Cost Plan

Step One: Publishing a Model to Vico Office

Step Two: Activating the Model and Generating the Takeoff Quantities

Step Three: Quality Assurance Checks on the Model and Takeoff Quantities

Step Four: Using the 3D Filter Panel

Step Five: Reassigning Takeoff Items

Step Six: Reassigning Takeoff Surfaces

Step Seven: Using Formula Editor

Step One: Defining the Project Bounding Box

Step Two: Defining Floors

Step Three: Defining Zones

Step Four: Applying the LBS to the Model and Updating the Project

Step Five: Manually Assigning Elements to a Location

Step Six: Assigning Bounding Boxes to Locations

Step One: Using a Viewset

Step Two: Using Highlighting to Check Quantities and Usage

Step Three: Filtering the Cost Plan by Quantity Input Type

Step Four: Working with Columns

Step Five: Defining and Using Tags

Step Six: Creating a Categorized Cost Report

Step One: Using Cost Ranges and Variances

Step Two: Using the Cost of Parent Assembly Unit

Step One: Setting Up a Target Cost Comparison

Step Two: Using Snapshots to Compare Two Versions of the Cost Plan

Step Three: Analyze Construction Project Budget Variances

Step Four: Running a Construction Project Budget Meeting