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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> I can't see "Height" parameter value of Wall or Currtain Wall Schedule?
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I can't see "Height", "Unconnected Height", "Top Vertical Projection", "Bottom Vertical Projection", "Horizontal Projection" parameter value of Wall or Currtain Wall Schedule. Please see image attached, Please help me, Thanks and regards, augidomeo
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Why do you want those, bottom vertical projection? to know the area? you have already the area parameter... You put in that image "L X H=AREA" but you have already the area... you want to know the Height? just "Add Parameter" then "Calculate value" where Height= "Area / Lenght"
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That's silly. Revit knows the height, it should just give it to us in a schedule. Most other estimating platforms don't use area, they require a length and a height input. Why put in a formula for something that should already be there. Sorry to complain, I realize this isn't a forum for wish lists...
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I understand your frustration but here is my take on this. If you edit your wall profile and slope the top or attache your wall to a sloping roof, how can revit give you a height on a wall that has the top sloping down? But I am having the same problem you are facing. I need the total wall area before doors and windows are placed in. I would love to be able to multiply wall length by wall Unconnected height but it does not show up in my schedule. I am still looking for a solution on this. If someone has a solution, let me know. Thanks.
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Thank you all,
Thank Typhoon,
Long time no see!
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Welcome new day!
I'm thinking about accept the geometry was created!
Thank you so much.
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