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Database Editor
Sage Timberline Office Database Editor provides a set of Windows®-based tools for streamlined setup and easy maintenance of the estimating databases you use with Sage Timberline Office estimating software. Quickly add records and update fields in multiple records all at once. Global changes are immediately visible in a spreadsheet-style view.

Database Editor ensures referential integrity of records throughout your database. Changing a phase description, for example, will carry through to the same description referenced in items, assemblies, and in models. You can also use several reporting tools to check your database for missing elements, such as phases or formulas referenced by other database elements. Offering extensive and dynamic help, Database Editor can be used by both novice and experienced Sage Timberline Office estimating users.

Features and efficiencies

  • View, create, edit, and delete phases, group phases, and items in a spreadsheet-style format.
  • Filter and sort to find specific data elements.
  • Use common Windows-based conventions like insert, copy, and drag-and-drop to add new data elements.
  • Replace text within all data elements or a range of data elements.
  • Copy and paste data element information currently stored in external sources, such as Microsoft Excel.
  • Undo edits.
  • Renumber phases or items to move them within the same database or to another database.
  • Hide and move columns around to simplify editing.
  • Create and save multiple editing layouts for phases and items.

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