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Araanim

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So this might be a silly problem, but it seems ridiculous that it can't be done.  I have a hallway with two doors into apartments opposite one another.  We are building custom door surrounds for each, so on surround is a perfect mirror image of the other.  So it makes sense to do an elevation of one, and have the other just be a reference elevation.  However, instead of having two elevation markers side-by-side (which looks sloppy and wastes space) I'd rather just use the option that adds a second arrow to the same symbol.  HOWEVER, you cannot do this and have one of the arrows be a reference elevation, because you have to choose to make it a reference elevation BEFORE you add the arrow.  So is there any way to do this how I want?

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Cut a new elevation using the reference other view and drag the callout on top of the other one.

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Adding a reference elevation to an existing elevation marker?

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Split a an elevation marker up for mulitple sheets

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ELEVATION MARKER

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detail Marker

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If your elevation markers on plan disappear.

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