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hi all, i am working on revit structure 2009 and i am facing this strange problem while working with isolated foundations. as example : i have created a footing F1-1500x1500x500 and i have placed it at several places as required. now i need to create F2-1500x1650x500 for other columns. the moment i create and place F2 in the building, from the foundation schedule the type marks F1 & F2 vanishes and numbers of footings also vanishes. it considers F1 & F2 as same as the first dimension 1500 is common for both.this happens always when the length of two foundations are identical. am i going wrong somewhere ...please help me out thanks asit
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It sounds like you have duplicate type or instance marks. Then when you place one the schedule doesn't know how to read it. Either that or you have duplicate information in your schedule. HTH JB
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thanks actually problem was with sorting the footing by width in ascending order i.e. in the schedule of foundation when i changed the sorting order from 'by width' to 'by type mark' , the problem solved ...my mistake only... ![Winking](../images/smiles/wink.gif) thanks again asit
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