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im just too lazy to go searching through the forum. but how would one go about having room numbers be 101 102 103... on the first floor then on the second floor be 201, 202, 203... on the second floor and so on? also, if i have a multi story building where floors 3-5 are similar would the best way to model it on the three floors be to group the third floor elements copy them up to 4th and 5th? then for equipment tagging. how would i do it if i want the tag for the vav on the first floor to be "VAV 1-1", "VAV 1-2", etc etc then on the next floor be "VAV 2-1", "VAV 2 -2", etc etc.
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