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Revit identifies columns by the gridline coordinates at which they appear. So columns “A-1” for example. It appears to use a convention of listing the vertical gridline first, then the horizontal (looking at plan view). Is there a way to reverse this? The structural engineer on the project I’m working on appears to prefer the opposite, and it makes checking my schedule against his rather tedious.
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There is no workaround... just renaming all the grids manually. In order to not make mistakes, when i rename grids, i check a list made in excel with the corresponding letters, that prevents mistakes when the list is too long.
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