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Does any one knows how to remove thes doors?
When I delete them, revit keep replacing them,
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"revit keep replacing them"
Are you sure you are deleting the corect door? Revit doesn't just add doors. Are you working on a workshared project?
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Yes,
These doors they don't exist in the project
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They may be doors within other doors or other families. If a door family is created and it has a nested family within it that is also a door family and that nested family is set to shared, then the nested family will show up in your schedule.
Add another parameter in your schedule - family name - and see what you have.
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Nice tip, I'll add the family name parameter,
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yes it looks like there is another family nested right? see attachement
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I need to remove this F type door now, any tips?
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Can you filter by Family F
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Pick one in the schedule and and pick "show". That should show you what family it is nested in.
Edited on: Fri, Jun 14, 2013 at 2:17:54 PM
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The bugging door is a nested door panel called out as a door, 
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The solution for this issue it was to remove the nested door panel from door family,
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