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Is there a way, to import excel file to Revit....?
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Not at this time. Just an image of the excel file.
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can also:
link excel to autocad
link autocad to revit
this way, links can be reloaded aswell
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ronmalt - please proof your answers before posting. This process has never worked in the past and I still have not heard that it works.
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hi. sorry for posting and creating confusion at the same time.
i have been using this for quite sometime already.
and its pretty useful for my purpose. you can ignore me if you prefer
-just save the excel file. or you can make a named data range for easier way of creating table in autocad
-open new dwg file, create table by linking excel, select your named data range of columns and rows. click on 0,0,0 (easier for us to manage) save the dwg file
-open revit, create a drafting view and link cad.
updating link (once excel has an update):
open dwg, it will notify that data must be updated, just click to update and save.
open revit, manage link, reload cad. save
hope it prooves something.
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I have used the Table method before. It's not ideal but it is a workaround.
Hopefully, Autodesk will provide an in-built import for this in the future. We don't pay extra to do it in AutoCAD.
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It is 2019, is this possible now?
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So I found this plug-in to import excel into Revit. I lets you import excel tables into Revit in 3 different view, drafting, legend, or schedule.
https://diroots.com/plugins/excel-to-revit-schedules-drafting-views-and-legend-views-tablegen/#downloadForm
Has anyone tried this? It seems to work great so far except once the schedule is created in Revit, I can't scroll down to the bottom of the schedule.
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