How do I enter values in the Water Cost Database?

When entering values in the Water Cost Database, be sure to enter the Cost value per unit of measurement. For example, suppose water in your area costs $1.175 per 100 cubic feet. Calculate the cost per cubic foot (1.175 / 100 = .01175 per cubic foot) and enter that value in the Cost text box. In this scenario, you would enter 100 in the 1st Cubic Feet text box and .01175 in the associated Cost text box. If the water cost did not escalate with usage, you would enter .01175 in the final Cost text box as well.

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