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Hey guys, I'm using revit in this Construction Company here in Richmond for coast analysis. I'm trying to put in the predetermined cost values which the firm has set up for unite coast, man hours, etc., etc. and I noticed that revit does not allow for values under the one hundredths place. I have also noticed that the unites that we use in quest estimator are not in the software. Oh and also I have noticed that there are some portions of the 48 Division system's subcategories which are missing. My question is how would you enter this values under one hundredth ??? Secondly, how do you change the unites for the cost structure ??? And, lastly how do you get these missing divisions to show up ??? Thanks Jon
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