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This is my problem. I create my legends at 1:1 scale and then place them on a sheet with a drawing at 1/4" scale and then the title block changes to "As Indecated". Can I make it so that they are not perceived as another drawing? Thanks, Doug
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Hi, Revit is so wise to know that your scale varies (if you have multiple view) on your titleblock. What I could not understand with your problem is why you would want your legend scale different from your plan/elev/sec/detail view? You can edit your legend text to have similar scale with your view, just adjust the text height. Or, make a similar titleblock with blank scale that you can just type in as text, special for this sheet.
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