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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> ROTATING SUBCATEGORIES AND CATEGORIES TO VERTICAL IN SCHEDULE
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i have found where to switch the categories in the schedule from horizontal to vertical but it is not working. i switch them to vertical and they still show up horrizontal. what am i doing wrong or what am i not doing at all? thanks kasey
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Kasey, Did you insert the schedule onto a drawing sheet yet? The formatting is shown only when it is inserted into a drawing sheet. The schedule view never changes font, appearance, etc.
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that was the problem. i opened his sheet to look at it and there they were rotated to vertical. thanks for the help kasey
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