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RedTeam Go - What is shown in the Expanded Division Report w/ markups?

What the Expanded Division Report w/ markups shows and how to choose which markups print as separate lines.

The Expanded Division Report w/ markups shows the same divisions as the Expanded Division Report, with the markups you choose taken out of the division amounts and listed on their own lines. The Total is the same in both versions.

What the report shows

  • Your company letterhead, the project name and the Project Total.

  • Each division, rolled up to one total or expanded to its cost codes and subtotal, as you set it on the Expanded Division Report page.

  • A Permit and Markups section with Permit, each markup you checked (Profit by default) and the Custom Markup if the project uses one. Each markup line shows its percentage, for example 12.3% Overhead.

  • The Total and the cost per square foot (when the project has a square footage).

Choose which markups show as separate lines

Step 1: Open the project, then click Bidding > Expanded Division Report.

Step 2: Click Expanded Division Report w/ markups.

Step 3: Under Markups to show as separate lines, check each markup you want listed separately: Labor Burden, Sales Tax, General Liability, Overhead or Profit. Profit is checked to start.

Each checked markup comes out of the cost code and division amounts and is listed after Permit. A Custom Markup, when the project uses one, is always listed separately, so its checkbox shows as checked and cannot be cleared. Your choices save automatically for the project.

Step 4: Click Preview report to open the printed report in a new browser tab.

Print it from Reports

Step 1: In the project, click Reports in the left navigation.

Step 2: In the Reports window, type Expanded Division in the search box. Under Bidding > Bid Quotes, click Expanded Division Report w/ markups.

The report uses the markups and expanded divisions you chose on the Expanded Division Report page. An Excel version is also listed.

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