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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Cannot tag a door that has been modeled in place.
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I created a door by modeling it in place. When I started the model-in-place command I set the Family Category to Doors. I then modeled it as an extrusion. After I finished modeling I tried to tag the door and nothing happened. Also when I select the component and go to Type Properties, the Family and Type are blank and it won't let me choose anything in the drop down menu. Please help.
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If you established the category when you created your door, the standard door parameters will be there. There is no family and type for in-place families so if you need that in your tag, you are in trouble. Remake your family in the family editor.
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Thank you.
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