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Our drawing poorly references stair evelation "8" as shown below-left. I want it to look like the one on below-right, which I mocked-up with Photoshop. When I select the marker and shutoff "8", Revit asks if I want to delete the view, which I don't. I tried creating a new elevation view and selecting "Reference other view" and then shutting off "8" but the new elevation view tagged it with "Sim" and still wanted to delete the elevation?
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Just don't use the same elevation marker - start a new one.
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I tried creating a new elevation marker and selecting "reference other view" but ran into the trouble I described in my original post; or are you saying something else? I could start fresh and create a new elevation marker and view and copy/replicate all my notes, tags, etc., from the current elevation, which wouldn't be too much work. I just thought they'd be a way that wouldn't require me recreating my view.
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I mean create a new view << view tab / elevation and point and place it.....
Yes - copy paste from one to the other then delete your old view. The number can still be 8.
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I think you can also just click on your original #8 view in the browser and pick copy with detailing. That will give you a brand new callout overtop the old one. Move it to your new location and delete the old view. Now place this new view on your sheet.
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