Quantity Surveyors Recording tool, used to create Bills of Quantity or Detailed Costing in £ sterling or Dollars

1. A pictorial guide
Simply Measure
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2. Just Click a module button. We will
click the Cube Module to make the
Cube Module appear in the first free
position.
Empty Sheet Ready to start

3. The Cube dims are yellow and
the word cube has appeared.
This is the default module
heading

4. Dims added to first line brings up total volume. Note deducts in
red, no need to enter minus value. Any value in deducts column is
taken off.

5. Two lines filled in on cube module note extra line created. Text type in S
Cell replaces “Cube” as module title. Notice title typed in Cell P2
appears in header

6. Square Module only has length and width cells highlighted. only part
view shown

7. Note rough work calculations in cells under module title. Notice the Sets
value is multiplied by the area. If sets value left out 1 set is used.

8. Note add Number/ Weight module button clicked, brought up decision
box 1=Number, 2=Kilogram, 3=Tonne and 4 = Item

9. Tonne Module added by typing 3 in the decision box on
previous slide. Weights entered notice rate omitted causes error
warning.

10. Clicked the close modules button to close up to compact Bill of Quantities
format. Button caption now says “ Open Modules”

11. Note Linear Module is open while the rest of the sheet is
closed. This makes it easy to scan over previous work.

12. Conclusion
This slideshow is intended to illustrate the simplicity of Simply Measure.
• It is not comprehensive.
• The system has more facilities than we have demonstrated.
• John Wakefield Smith will guide any new user if needed.
• The system can be enhanced to suit users needs.
• Use the free Trial Download.
• You can even complete a commercial measure on the free trial.
• You can print Bill of Quantities or detailed costing from the trial.
• When you buy the key your trial becomes the fully functioning version.
• You can create a copy for each project.
• They must be in the same folder as the key
• If you are not impressed feel free to say so in my guest book.