Remove/add pages from a takeoff

Three ways to make pages disappear — hide, remove from takeoff, delete — and which ones you can undo.

Updated Aug 16, 20262 min read

Cover sheets, specs, details you don't bid — most sets have pages you don't want in the way. Plankore has three levels, and mixing them up is how people "lose" pages. Use the mildest one that does the job.

Level Where Undo?
Hide a file's pages Project Details → Takeoff files → checkbox on the file row Yes — tick it again
Remove from takeoff Page Preview / Page List, per page or in bulk Yes — Restore
Remove permanently / Delete file Confirmation dialog / Takeoff files → trash icon No — pages and their measurements are gone

Remove pages from the takeoff (reversible)

  • One page: in Page Preview or Page List, click Remove from takeoff on the page.
  • Several: select them (Cmd/Ctrl-click, Shift-click for a range) → Remove N pages from takeoff.

Removed pages leave the list and stop counting toward the takeoff. They are not deleted — they collect under Removed from takeoff (N) at the bottom of the left panel.

Page Preview panel: each thumbnail has a Remove from takeoff button; removed pages collect under

Get them back

Expand Removed from takeoff (N) → click Restore (or Restore to takeoff on the page). The page returns with any measurements it had.

Hide instead of remove

If you just want a whole file out of sight while you work — the specs PDF, say — untick its checkbox in Project Details → Takeoff files. Its pages disappear from Page Preview and Page List; tick to bring them back. A half-filled box means only some of that file's pages are shown. See Takeoff files.

Page List tab: files with a checkbox per page — untick a page to hide it from the takeoff

Delete for good

Two actions are permanent — the confirmation dialog says so:

  • Bulk removal offers Remove permanently — pages and their takeoffs are deleted.
  • Delete file on a Takeoff files row removes the file, every page in it, and any takeoff drawn on those pages.
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