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I need to create a chart for my project with the Square footages of Residential units by floor. I understand that you can make an area schedule that lists each unit and gives a level name, but I need a chart to look like the uploaded chart. Is it possible to do this in REVIT, or do I need to do it in excel? Our office is in transition into REVIT so the project was already started with a certain look that we need to keep.
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No, REVIT's schedules will not directly look like this becasue the schedules place the parameters in columns and the values below that. Thus Unit name will be a column with 1A, 1B ... below that and Count is another column. A workaround is to have multiple schedules side by side .... filtered and sorted to give you the same look.
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