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Hi i was interested to find out if it is possible to save from a later version to an earlier version of revit and how......
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Not possible.
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yeah, unfortunately sdbrown is right on with this. This is one of my most hated pet peeves with Revit. There was a post on AUGI about some workaround to export from Revit into a format, then import from your earlier version. I'll dig around for it, but I might not get it because I can't remember the thread it was in! LOL
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