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mhostetler

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I'm doing a life safety plan for a public high school.  I've created a version of my room tag that notes each room's occupancy (assembly, business, etc.).  Does anyone know how I could then enter a simple formula into my parameters so to calculate occupancy for each room, similar to what I would normally do in MS Excel?  For instance, say I have a 900 sf classroom, and my "Life Safety Room Tag" would have a label where I'd enter "Education".  Under IBC 2009, the rule is 20 sf/person net, so it's a simple if/then calculation.  My tag would simply divide the square footage of the room (900) by the factor (20) for an occupancy of 45. 

I suppose the next part of the question is how to put that into a schedule.  Any help appreciated.  Thanks.

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WWHub

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You can not use formula's in tags - sorry.

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MacRowerGT

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Not yet anyway..Great Suggestion!

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mikeinsverige

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But you can do it in a schedule.

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