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Does anyone know how to get openings (e.g. a cut-out in a wall with no frame and no door) to stop appearing in door schedule? Thanks.
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When you use the "opening no trim" family supplied with REVIT, it will schedule as a door. If you just cut an opening, it will not schedule. I like the ease of using the REVIT supplied family and have not bothered to create a different type of family so I just give these openings a XX number, dont't tag them in plan and I filter them out of my schedule.
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By "filter" you mean the uses of different phases, right? Thanks!
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No, you can use phases and filter by phase but in your schedule, you can use other filters. I simple filter out all doors that = XX or use some other form of exclusion. I see you have another post where you are dealing with existing doors. With those, I would use phases.
Edited on: Tue, Feb 12, 2008 at 12:44:38 PM
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Thanks...it looks like I need to become more proficient in the use of filters.
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What Robles said is right. But if you create the opening within this Door Family then change its Family Category & Parameters to Generic it isn't considered to be a door & won't appear in door schedules. John A.
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Thanks, John, for the alternate method...I like this since it addresses the issue from the get-go...in general it's just not useful to schedule openings under "doors" and I always thought it was odd that revit set things up this way.
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