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Weight for the BOM
Hi,
I am doing our team's bill of materials. I was specifically appointed to doing the cost part and then I was going to integrate it with the weight spreadsheet, but then I realized through the chaos of the build season, we missed several weights. I was wondering if I could collaborate with some of you who have the same items. For one I need the weight of a piece of item. From there I can figure a unit weight and apply it to our pieces. Thanks for the help... |
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