Takeoff can be rotated around a central axis or spun in place individually or as a group. See Related Articles for a refresher on selecting takeoff.

Rotate Takeoff

A single piece of takeoff or multiple takeoff objects may be rotated around the same central axis. This works well to align a room of takeoff, for example, pasted from another page.

Select the takeoff or a group of takeoff objects
Right-click on the selected takeoff to view the Context Menu, or click one of the Rotate Takeoff buttons on the Rotate/Flip toolbar (see Related articles)
Select Rotate/Flip in the menu and a sub-menu appears - the context menu that appears for each selected takeoff object is slightly different depending on what type of takeoff is selected. It can differ slightly between types such as Areas and Linears or if the takeoff is in a Typical Group Frame. No matter the type of takeoff selected, each variation of the menu includes the Rotate/Flip option.
Click Rotate Takeoff - the Rotate/Flip handle appears (shortcut key <CTRL> + R)

the rotate handle is a bar with a green circle at the end with a circular arrow inside

Click and hold down the left mouse button on the green circle of the handle and drag the mouse around - rotation snaps to the Snap Angle degree set under Tools > Options, by default 15 degrees. Hold down the <Shift> key while moving the mouse to temporarily override the Snap To setting. To change the Snap Angle for all Bids, databases click Tools > Options and adjust the Snap Angle setting. See Related for more information on setting program options and user preferences.
Release the mouse button - the takeoff is rotated.

Spin Takeoff In Place

Spin in place is a little different than rotating. Sometimes, it is necessary to rotate multiple takeoff objects on their individual centers. For example, let us say a Count Condition is setup and the shape is actually directional such as a triangle or rectangle. Takeoff all the objects, then select the objects that are in the wrong orientation/direction and spin them individually until they match the image.