The Excel export: what the columns mean
The Excel export of a project version produces an Excel file with six sheets.
| Sheet | Content |
|---|---|
| Building | General information about the building and the project |
| Quantity | The quantities included in the calculation |
| Results (Total) | The full result tree, unaffected by area or study period |
| Results (Per m2) | The same result tree divided by the reference area |
| Results (Per m2 per year) | The same result tree divided by the reference area and the study period, the figure compared against the limit value |
| Entries | All input fields for each building product and each module, exactly as they were entered |
The result sheets
Section titled “The result sheets”The three result sheets show the same tree of constructions, building products and life cycle modules, normalised differently. Each row under a building product is one life cycle module (A1-A3, A4, C3, D and so on), and the building product row shows the aggregated result for all of its modules combined.
Entries
Section titled “Entries”The Entries sheet follows the classification’s grouping (the same order as the app’s own category structure), and shows among other things quantity, unit, service life, source and whether the module actually forms part of the selected calculation mode. A module can appear in the sheet even though it is not counted in the result: that happens if the module’s life cycle stage is not part of the selected calculation mode at all, and in that case the sheet marks the row as not included rather than hiding it.