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Any ideas how a section view originating from a building floor plan, when placed on a sheet, refences back to a slab plan?
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The section cut will refer to the first view it was placed on. So someone renamed your slab-plan.... To fix, cut a new section in the sme place on your floor plan and copy paste annotations from the old section to this one. Then delete. NOTE: The new section will still show in both views but the reference will be correct.
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Thanks for the help, I'll do just that.
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