Header row
Formatted, frozen, with set column widths so the sheet scrolls cleanly on long registers.
A pipe line list is the project register of every named pipe spec on the P&ID. One row per line number carries the size, schedule, pipe spec, material, service, design pressure, design temperature, insulation, tracing, and the connected-equipment references at each end. The line list is the document handed to the piping detailer, the stress engineer, and the field-fabrication contractor.
Pipe line list template with 13 columns covering line number, size, schedule, spec, material, service, design pressure, design temperature, insulation, tracing, and connected-equipment references. Pre-formatted with frozen header, auto-filter, and 48 blank rows. Free .xlsx download.
| Step | Manual template fill | Tagsight extraction |
|---|---|---|
| Identify lines | Read every P&ID page | Auto-parsed from drawing graph |
| Transcribe line spec | Hand-typed per row | Extracted as drawn |
| Resolve from / to | Walk the drawing for endpoints | Resolved via drawing-graph traversal |
| Handle pipe-class breaks | Note manually | Captured as adjacent line numbers |
| Cross-check with isometric | Manual reconciliation | Cross-document reference preserved |
| Verify against piping spec | Reference piping spec sheet by hand | Service + spec validated against corpus |
13 columns mapped to how a pipe line list is issued on a real project. Dropdown columns enforce values; free-text columns let house notation preserve as drawn.
Formatted, frozen, with set column widths so the sheet scrolls cleanly on long registers.
One filled row shows the format for every column so the schema is clear before the engineer starts typing.
Enabled on every column. Pivot by any field without a single formula.
Pre-formatted and ready to paste into. Extends without breaking the dropdown or filter range.
Categorical columns (priority, signal class, status, type) enforce values so the register stays clean.
Plain .xlsx. Opens cleanly in Excel, Google Sheets, and LibreOffice. No macros, no add-ins.
No signup, no email gate, no telemetry inside the file. Download, edit, ship.
A single mint-italic line at the bottom: Drag a source document at tagsight.io to fill this automatically. Easy to delete.
Tagsight reads the source document, extracts every row, and returns the same 13-column schema this template defines. Type, tag, vendor, model, and per-row metadata are populated from the document itself.
Scanned binders, CAD-exported PDFs, and image scans all work. House conventions, vendor-specific forms, and dialect-specific tag schemes read as drawn.