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I made a duplicate view of an elevation, to use on another sheet (zoomed out with buidlings next to it for context) So I have the main elevation and a small site elevation, but I want the tag to refer you to the main elevation (sheet A107) but it now refers you to the shrunk down site elevation. How do I get the tag to tell you to go to the elevation on sheet A107? michael
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When you make your call-out, you can set it to reference other view and pick the view you want from the list. HOWEVER be careful here. If you duplicated a callout view that was in the browser, take a look at the call-out itself. There now should be two in exactly the same spot.
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