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Explore all the nuances of 3 types of reports available in Kreo 2D Takeoff

Andrew Kovalev avatar
Written by Andrew Kovalev
Updated over a week ago

There're 3 types of reports in our app. Let's understand the difference and benefits of each of them:

Spreadsheet Page

  • Blank report page where you can set up any kind of structure you need in a manual way or use our options to automatically move your measures to the spreadsheet in the view you need.
    Here you can find all the functions & options possible with the spreadsheet page.

    Takeoffs Report

  • Report page, which automatically collects & groups all the measurements created on a specific drawing.

    📘 How to create it?
    Simply press the + button on the Sheets bar at the top of the Spreadsheet area and select this type of report to add it to your view. Once this is done, you'll see a report of a specific structure automatically generated by our system.


    📘 How to work with it?
    Here below is the list of options available for this type of report:


    1) Set up the view you need by removing unnecessary columns or adding some.
    2) Group your elements by a specific value or by several values.
    3) Set up a sum of quantities for specific values.

    4) Filter values in the way you need.

    5) Create charts based on the report's data.
    6) Switch to & use the Pivot mode.

    📝 Note!
    The report is automatically updated once you're changing measurements on the drawing or in the Measurements manager. However, you can't modify the values in the report itself.

    Items Report

  • Report which contains all items, including Assemblies' items, which were applied to measurements.

    📘 Its aim
    This type of report is a great fit if you need to get a report based on your items & assemblies.

    📘 How to create it?
    Simply press the + button on the Sheets bar at the top of the Spreadsheet area and select this type of report to add it to your view. Once this is done, you'll see a report of a specific structure automatically generated by our system.


    📘 How to work with it?
    Here below is the list of options available for this type of report:


    1) Set up the view you need by removing unnecessary columns or adding some.
    2) Group your elements by specific measurements or properties.
    3) Set up a sum of quantities for specific measures.

    4) Filter values in the way you need.
    5) Create charts based on the report's data.
    6) Switch to & use the Pivot mode.

    📝 Note!
    The report is automatically updated once you're changing measurements on the drawing or in the Measurements manager. However, you can't modify the values in the report itself.

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