1. In the Labor Standards Maintenance dialog, select the material dimension whose properties you want to view.
2. Click the Labor Standards Maintenance ribbon tab.
3. On the menu, select View Labor Code Labor Values.

   The Labor Code dialog opens.

   The total labor time is shown at the top of the dialog. The information on shop bolts, field bolts, weld cost, and weld weight are shown at the bottom of the dialog. All these properties are added to an estimate when the labor code is added for an item.

4. In the labor code list on the left, click a labor code to view the labor times of the material dimension when that labor code is selected.
5. To view the labor operation times and the total hours without standard clips, clear the Include Standard Clips checkbox.
6. To close the dialog, click the Close button (X) in the upper-right corner.
7. If necessary, make changes to the labor times in the Labor Standards Maintenance dialog.

1. At the bottom of the Labor Standards Maintenance dialog, click Add.

   The Shape dialog opens.

2. In the Shape list, select a shape.
3. Click OK.

   The Select the sizes to add dialog opens.

4. Click the arrow buttons to move the dimensions that you want to add to the Included list.
5. Click OK.

   The dimensions are added for the shape.

6. Use the Global Edit - Operations command to add labor times for the new dimensions.

   For more information, see Copy labor times to multiple material dimensions.

1. In the Labor Standards Maintenance dialog, in the shape list, select a shape and a material dimension.
2. In the Holes in Standard Clip field, type the desired number of holes.
3. Click Save.

1. In the Labor Standards Maintenance dialog, click the Labor Standards Maintenance ribbon tab.
2. On the menu, select Global Edit - Holes in Standard Clip.
3. To automatically filter which shapes and operations are modified, select a filter in the Filter Group list, or click Edit Filter Groups to create a new filter.
4. On the Shapes section, use the arrows to move shapes whose standard clip holes you want to modify to the Included list.
5. On the Dimensions section, use the arrows to move the dimensions whose standard clip holes you want to modify to the Included list.
6. Click OK.

   The Global Edit - Holes in Standard Clip dialog opens.

7. Type the desired number of holes in the Holes in Standard Clip field.
8. Click Save.

   The number of standard clip holes of the selected material shapes and dimensions is updated.

1. In the Labor Standards Maintenance dialog, change the labor times of labor operations for one dimension.
2. In the navigation tree, select the material dimension whose labor times you want to copy to other dimensions.
3. Click the Labor Standards Maintenance ribbon tab.
4. On the menu, select Global Edit - Operations.

   The Global Edit - Operations dialog opens.

5. To automatically filter which shapes and operations are modified, select a filter in the Filter Group list, or click Edit Filter Groups to create a new filter.
6. On the Shapes section of the Global Edit - Operations dialog, use the arrows to move shapes whose labor times you want to modify to the Included list.
7. On the Dimensions section, use the arrows to move the dimensions whose labor times you want to modify to the Included list.
8. Click OK.
9. Click the arrow buttons to move the operations whose labor times you want to copy to the Included list.
10. Click Save.

You can remove all labor standards connected to a material dimension.

1. Select the dimension that you want to remove.
2. At the bottom of the dialog, click Delete.
3. To permanently delete the selected dimension, click Yes in the confirmation dialog.

You can remove all labor standards connected to a shape from labor standards.

1. Select the shape that you want to remove.
2. At the bottom of the dialog, click Delete.
3. To permanently delete the selected shape and all its dimensions, click Yes in the confirmation dialog.