Check why an element is excluded from all outputs

Work through the exclusion reasons one by one to find why an element is missing from every output.

1. The element or its unit was explicitly disabled in outputs by the designer — there is a per-element toggle for this.

2. Work scope: the active work scope excludes the unit, either switched off individually or because its room/floor/building is not included in the scope — this is the most common cause; switch to a scope that covers it.

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3. The panel is an auto-generated helper panel (derived or dummy geometry) — these never appear in outputs by design.

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4. A countertop set to take its thickness from itself (not inherited) is excluded from outputs.

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5. The element was hidden (visibility off) at generation time.

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6. Hardware with quantity 0 produces no row at all — setting a cabinet hardware item's quantity to 0 removes it.

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7. A panel subset is active and the panel is outside the selected subset — only the selected panels are output.

8. All schedules, cutlists, hardware lists and quotations share this same gate, so an element excluded for one of these reasons disappears from every output consistently, which is itself a useful diagnostic: missing everywhere means exclusion, missing in one output means a different problem.