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Hi, I'm using Revit 2010. Is there a way to export a series of schedules to an Excel file with the same series of tabs? Thanks! Chris
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I don't see that option.
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Thanks for the comment. Here's the steps I see as they are available. I have added a commentary in italics suggesting some options and / or posing questions. 1. Export a series of schedules formatted to Uniformat level 2 for quantity extraction Why can't you export more than one schedule at a time. I.E. batch export schedules / Publish a series of schedules 2. Import the series of individual schedule files into a single Excel file as multiple tabs. I'm wondering if this is even an option in Excel. The result would be an Excel file summarizing the quantities within a Revit file formatted to Uniformat.
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