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Hello everyone. I am new here and to Revit (Using Revit LT2021).
I am a residential designer and the majority of my work is for builders. I am trying to figure out the best way to set my projects up to easily switch between plotting to "B" (11x17) sheets and Arch D (24"x36") sheets. At the moment, while learnig Revi,t I am using the default template which is set up for 24x36" sheets, but I am wondering how to set it so I can switch to plotting to 11x17 without creating a zillion sheets and duplicate views to place (for instance the first floor) on both the 11x17 as well as the 24x36 sheet. At the moment I am not seeing an easy or convient way of doing that without significantly increasing the complexity of the drawing. Also being so new ot Revit I may well be missing the obviouss solution.
Thanks to everyone for reading and I hope I am meking since of what I want to do.
Aaron
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