I am beginning to understand why the guys use a legal pad rather than the estimate program.
 
(Q1)    Is it true that you can enter only 1 item on an estimate?
 
(Q2)   If so, does that mean you would have to have multiple estimates for a big job w/more than 1 item
 
(Q3)  How would you give the customer a professional looking quote (like SO-P)  that has mutliple items if you use ES-A
 
(Q4)  Can an estimate created in ES-A ever be converted to a SO-P quote....or be viewed under SO-P
 
(Q5)   Do most folks create an estimate under ES-A and then manually duplicate everything under SO-P....MY GUYS SAY THAT IS TOO MUCH WORK....
 
WE MUST BE DOING SOMETHING WRONG...or have our DEFAULTS set wrong...or something.
 
Any and all help appreciatate.
 
Thanks,
 
Laura
 
 
 

Thanks for such a quick reply.
 
Can an estimate created in ES-A ever be converted to a SO-P quote....or be viewed and printed  under SO-P  
 
Also...my guy says he can't get the second line of description to print out on the estimates.
 
Thanks,
Laura
 

No, estimates are printed in ES-D.  You could modify the ES-D RTM to add fields and  look more like the SO-P-B quote if you had Evo.  However Estimates have a quantity break option that SO-P-A quotes do not unless you enter them as separate line items and suppress the total from printing.