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NC-2009 MRc5:Regional Materials

Material & Recycled Calculator - v2009

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Denise Domino
DivisionOne Construction, LLC
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Can a reviewer tell me how they would like to see this spreadsheet set up? I started with entering as I got the information and then quickly realized when I needed to add another Vendor to the project, I would insert a row and it throws the row at the bottom so now my spreadsheet is no longer in alphabetical order. Should I go back and download a new calculator? Also if a vendor has zero recycled content and does not qualify for Regional material points do they need to be listed on the calculator? It gets messy and a little confusing with all the "extra" information. There are formatting issue and the spreadsheet is locked.Due to the fact that there are many form

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Erica Downs
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Tue, 03/14/2017 - 19:07

The formatting drives me crazy too..... So I copied and pasted into a new file -- exactly the same except it allows formatting changes. It took some time, but has been totally worth it. If you want a copy, let me know -- I will share.

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