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I am having an issue where if i delete a level that i have created who have seem to have assocaited with other components in the project and so get deleted also along witht the level. how can i delete the level only and or disassociate it with the other components in the project.
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There are many objects in Revit that may be associated with levels. You would have to re-host each one before deleting that level. So obviously, levels should be well though out ahead of time.
What you can do,
- Hide that level in views
- Put the level in a workset that is off in all views.
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