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He used the same one last week to that little girl who wanted her fluffy bunny back.

 
Apache is correct, I said each gang equals a point therefore 2gangs equals 2 points. 8 lights and 2 switches effectively so 10 points in all.

 
Apache is correct, I said each gang equals a point therefore 2gangs equals 2 points. 8 lights and 2 switches effectively so 10 points in all.
I see, someone (Bez) said 1 point is a bit of cable sticking out of the wall which is what I had in my head, rather than your earlier post.

I make it 10, obviously.

 
I reckon by the time I've worked the mark up on materials in they won't get much change out of 12k

 
I reckon by the time I've worked the mark up on materials in they won't get much change out of 12k
Sounds fair but price it up well you don't want to be out of pocket and make sure you get stage payments if its for someone you have not worked for before.

 
Apache is correct, I said each gang equals a point therefore 2gangs equals 2 points. 8 lights and 2 switches effectively so 10 points in all.
I take it that calculation of points is for pricing. Would it not be 9 points when entered on the EIC?

 
Pricing only, yes. Remember it isn't written in stone, just a guideline that makes estimating quicker. It's served me well in the 8 years I've been in business. If it's a rewire you up the time per point depending on the circumstances i.e is the property empty or occupied, you get my drift.

As to when people can try the spreadsheet I made, well you'll have to ask admin or the moderators, I actually uploaded it Sunday morning as yet it's still awaiting approval.

A little bit more info on it. You have an excel workbook comprising of 5 separate worksheets. They are:

1, Summary sheet, where you enter customer name, address, phone number, estimate ref number, hourly rate, profit rate etc. It also tallies total hours, days, weeks, total materials cost, total profit etc

2, The work schedule. You just type it as you would in word:

Lounge

4 x twin sockets

2 x light switch

1 x TV socket

etc

it allows you to input times per point which when you print the work schedule remain hidden.

3, Materials list

4, Estimate letter. This is pre-written and refers to the work schedule It automatically fills itself in when you enter details on the summary sheet and likewise figures are calculated.

5, Contract (should you wish to use one)

 
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It's the bit you don't want to sit on ;)
That's where me pencil went :^O

 
Come on Admin, can we, huh, can we, can we? Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease, just a peek at it

There's beer in it for you

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NozSpark you offend me ;)

The spreadsheet is 100% all my own work, just to let you know if you've downloaded the customizable certificates here some of those are also jointly my work.

I have a few other spreadsheets and templates that people may find useful, be kind and I might very well share them :D

 
NozSpark you offend me ;) The spreadsheet is 100% all my own work, just to let you know if you've downloaded the customizable certificates here some of those are also jointly my work.

I have a few other spreadsheets and templates that people may find useful, be kind and I might very well share them :D
:^OIf you don't ask you'll never know:^O

Hopefully Admin will pull his finger out and authorise them soon! O)

 
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