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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Setting a manual height for Spot Elevations in plan
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Hi there,
I have a project with a lot of 2D information, such as wall cladding and ceiling finishes, the height of which obviously cannot be read by spot elevations in plan / RCP.
I need to spot dimension my ceilings, there are a lot of varying levels. I could create a new family to mimick actual spot elevations and enter the heights manually, but is there another solution? I feel as if I can enter the height of a spot elevation anywhere I choose in section I shouild be able to do the same in plan, somehow.
Thanks for your help. 
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Since ceilings are created from a level, we have a ceiling tag that reads and shows the ceiling height relative to that level.
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