Add Design Data Tab
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I use a straightforward estimate form (Excel/Google Sheets) and want to bolt on a single new worksheet called “Design Data.”
The tab will house my material specifications in plain-text paragraphs, organised under two clear sub-headings:
• Material Types
• Quantities
That’s it—no charts, tables, or extra cost breakdowns. I simply need a clean, readable layout that matches the style of the existing workbook and is easy for me to duplicate in future projects.
Scope (kept intentionally lean):
– Create the new tab inside the current file.
– Build the two text sections with placeholder content so I can paste in real details.
– Apply the same fonts, colours, and column widths already used in my estimate sheet.
– Add basic navigation (e.g., a hyperlink or button) from the main sheet to the new tab.
Please deliver the updated file and brief instructions on where to insert my actual specs. Quick, tidy job for someone comfortable in Excel or Sheets.
The tab will house my material specifications in plain-text paragraphs, organised under two clear sub-headings:
• Material Types
• Quantities
That’s it—no charts, tables, or extra cost breakdowns. I simply need a clean, readable layout that matches the style of the existing workbook and is easy for me to duplicate in future projects.
Scope (kept intentionally lean):
– Create the new tab inside the current file.
– Build the two text sections with placeholder content so I can paste in real details.
– Apply the same fonts, colours, and column widths already used in my estimate sheet.
– Add basic navigation (e.g., a hyperlink or button) from the main sheet to the new tab.
Please deliver the updated file and brief instructions on where to insert my actual specs. Quick, tidy job for someone comfortable in Excel or Sheets.