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Tile-Waste

Tile-Waste shows the tile waste summary for the current job so you can adjust tile waste factors (tile roofs only). Calculate updates Gross Qty using waste % and round up, and OK transfers Gross Qty back into the Reporting dialog.

๐Ÿงฑ Tile-Waste

This button displays the tile waste summary dialog box. Here you can modify specific tile waste factors for the current job. This only applies to tile roofs.
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This image shows the tile waste in AppliCad Roof Wizard <a href="https://www.applicad.com" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.applicad.com</a>


๐Ÿงฎ Calculate and OK

When you click Calculate, the Gross Qty is updated with respect to the waste percentage value and the round up value.

When you click [OK] the Gross Qty is transferred back into the Reporting dialog box.


โŒ Cancel

You can cancel any changes you have made and close this dialog box.


๐Ÿ“ค ExportCSV

This allows you to write the table of information on this dialog box to a comma separated value file, ready to import into other computer systems.


๐Ÿ“ฆ ExportGRIM

This allows you to write the current job as a GRIM file.
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If you have given this job a quote number then the name of the grim file is <Quote Number>.GRO. If you have not, the name of the grim file is GrimFileOut.GRO.
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You also get separate grim files defining the materials required from each supplier. These are named Order-<Job Number>-<Index>.GRO.
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The format of a GRIM file is described later in this manual and how the GRIM file is used in conjunction with external systems such as a business management system.


๐Ÿ–จ๏ธ Exported roof plan and image files

A plot file of the roof plan is also exported in HPGL format that may be used to illustrate reports in other systems. It is saved as GrimOutFile.plt into the โ€ฆ\User folder.

A TIFF bitmap image file is also created. If a job number exists, then the file is called Job#.TIF. If no job number is defined, then it is called GRIMOUTFILE.TIF.

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