Try installing v22.1.  Price date changed columns for all the categories are available to insert on your spreadsheet.  And of course you can still update database pricing from your open estimate.  

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Thank You very much

It is great to see fast answers to questions from Sage City

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Alan

Allan,

No you can't. only shows change date. it means for  LMSEO should have 5 columns dates.

But in fact these above 5 columns are existed in the database, must export to excel and check together.

This is what I found at   Sage Estimating SQL: Display The Date When Data Base Item Was Last Updated - Not Entered Into The Estimate (v1ideas.com)

I have checked the latest released updates V22.10 (June 2023); yet we didn't install it. here what I can see the "Release note"

If you guys have already installed above probable it's already solved.

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Thanks a lot!

They have added in V22.1 columns for date changes but again it is the date change in the estimate; not the Data Base Date Change we are looking for!!!!! I for one would like to be able to see the DB Date Change for materials in the etimate. 

In my e-mail above in the comments section it says "Thank you for your submission, we have added it to our backlog and will prioritize accordingly." key word I think is backlog.

It is the date it was changed in the database.

However if you change it in the estimate, this becomes the new date in the estimate.  

If you run the reprice from database you will see this.

If you update database pricing from estimate - then the database pricing becomes the current estimate pricing.

Great this problem is solved for me with the addition of the new date columns

Thank You Mike

Alan Bousquet