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I tried to change the level of a wall and I go this message- Element's internal join data is corrupt. Any ideas what this means? I am using Revit 2011.
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I am getting the same message when i try to delete some walls. Help anyone?
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We audited the file and that seemed to work.
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Just had the same issue. When I got the error, I expanded the error and it showed me the element which was causing the issue. In my case it was a wall. I copied the element's ID and then did a search by that ID number. It returned me the wall causing the issue. I cut it (ctrl x), did my changes to the slab and pasted the wall back into the same place. I then had to re-attach it to my slab. problem solved!
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I have the same issue. I audited the file and still get the message. I looked for the other element like dhenhoeffer and the wall is parallel to the wall I am trying to move. I tried to unjoin them but that didn't work. I can't even delete the wall to draw a new one. Help!
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Which wall is it that you can't delete? Try deleting both.
Are you sure it is the wall you see or is there another one? Could be higher / lower / hidden.
Just guesses on my part.
Oh... and phases?
Edited on: Mon, Jan 10, 2022 at 9:59:59 AM
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Thanks WWhub, It was a phase issue, didn't think phases would mess it up. I changed the phase of the parallel wall and then was able to move the other wall. Then changed the phase back on the parallel wall.
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