Creating and Formatting Schedules in Revit Using a Window Quantity Schedule as an Example
In this video, I demonstrate creating and formatting a schedule in Revit using a window quantity schedule as an example.
You can create a schedule for any other category in a similar manner.
🧊Don't forget to check out my articles about specifications:🧊
🧊Formulating Specifications
🔗https://goo-gl.ru/RxkHK
🧊Counting Elements with a Margin and Rounding Up the Total
🔗https://goo-gl.ru/fTCxN
⏱️Timecodes:
🔍 0:00 - Introduction
🔍 0:33 - The Specification Creation Button and Its Main Types
🔍 1:36 - Creating a Statement/Specification
🔍 8:57 - Formatting a Specification
🔍 10:07 - Setting the Font
🔍 13:50 - Hiding Blank Rows and Column Headings
🔍 14:58 - Setting Column Width
🔍 16:30 - Setting the Position Text
🔍 18:20 - Header Setup. Adding Cells
🔍 21:23 - Setting Data Row Height
🔍 26:01 - Header Setup. Cell Width
🔍 26:56 - Setting Table Line Thickness
🔍 31:08 - Automatically Inserting Position Numbers
🔍 32:15 - Filling Out the Notes Column
🔍 32:50 - Header Setup. Cell Height
🔍 33:28 - Conclusion
Author: Rinat Saraev
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