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Sort Layers Numerically

Jeffrey

I create all of my Layers with the first four digits of their CSI code and a minimal amount of words that describe the work. For example, any layers associated with cast-in-place concrete start with "03 30 Concrete", while any Layers associated with underground water lines installed by an Earthwork contractor start with "33 10 Water". Bluebeam allows Layers to be sorted alphabetically by simply clicking a box. It would be greatly appreciated if Bluebeam would also allow Layers to be sorted numerically, in the same manner as they are alphabetically.

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Siem Eikelenboom

You might not need those layers for the CSI codes, since Bluebeam typically has the (extra) columns for organizing your take-off data. Have you tried? I often had to explain to new Bluebeam users, coming from AutoCAD, that they don't need layers in Bluebeam in the same way. First organize with the columns. Layers are something extra.

Jeffrey

I need the Layers organized via CSI # so I can turn them off/on in large groupings, due to the high volume of Layers that my take-offs typically cover. Divisions 7, 9, & 10 have a lot of overlap in where I take them off in a plan set, so being able to turn off large quantities of previous take-offs is a must, and using the CSI code to organize and manipulate them is what I've found to be the most efficient.