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# Extraction de tableaux pour le calcul des coûts

### **What Does It Do?**

When enabled, **DocBits** can extract **costing elements** from tables at the **line level** and classify them accordingly.

* If the system does not classify an item or classifies it incorrectly, an **icon** appears on the left side.
* Clicking this icon opens a list of all **configured costing elements**, allowing you to:
  * **Change the classification** if it is incorrect.
  * **Set the item to "Uncategorized"** if it is a regular item and not a costing element.

### **How to Configure Costing Elements**

You can find the **guide on setting up costing elements** in **DocBits** here.

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[Extraction de tableaux pour le calcul des coûts](/infor-integration-and-configuration/importing-customer-master-data/m3/table-extraction-for-costing-element.md)
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### **Where to Enable It**

1. Go to **Settings → Document Processing → Classification and Extraction → Table Extraction**.
2. Enable **Costing Element Extraction**.

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### **How to Set or Change the Classification**

1. Click on the **box icon** next to the item.\\

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2. A **dropdown menu** with all configured costing elements will appear.\\

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3. Select the correct **costing element type**.\\

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4. The classification is now updated accordingly.

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