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Hi! Is there a way to get gross sf for each room? I need the area to be taken from the interior wall centerline and outer edge of exterior wall.
I know how to adjust the area/volume comps, but it seems the only options are to compute room areas from wall finish, wall center, and wall core, wall core center. I don't think any of those help in my case where i need the center of interiors and outer edge of exterior walls (?)
Are area plans my only option here?
Thanks!
Linda
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When we need this, we turn off room bounding for the exterior walls and add our own room bounding line along the exterior.
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That sounds like a great idea. I will try that. Thanks!
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