Vic_Field Material, Vic_Field Cut, and Vic_Do Not Schedule parameters

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Can you explain the uses for the Vic_Field Material, Vic_Field Cut, and Vic_Do Not Schedule checkbox parameters?

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a. Vic_Field Material can be used to identify components that will be installed onsite rather than prefabricated in the shop. Ex. The couplings that will attach prefabricated spools together or gauges that won’t be installed until the piping has been installed.
b. Vic_Field Cut can be used to identify pipes whose exact length could not be determined before installation. Pipes checked as field cut will report a specific length longer than digitally modeled for the installer to take a final measurement and field fit on site.
c. Vic_Do Not Schedule can be used on components you wanted to model but not include in bills of material. Items checked yes will be ignored by our Procurement Tool and Assembly Manger. Ex. Existing piping, duct, electrical, equipment, etc.

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