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Forums >> Revit Building >> Tips & Tricks >> Enter formula anywhere a number is required
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Many users do not know that you can enter a formula anwhere Revit expects a number. This includes type parameters, parameters in famililes, lcation dimensions... etc.
Just remember to enter it as a formula starting with the = sign...example = (5 * 1/8") + 3 3/32"
NO NEED FOR A CALCULATOR
This works great for brick spacing in repeating details - just set the repeat diastance as = 8"/3 no need to worry about rounding errors.
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This always seems to be something that slips my mind until I'm halfway through doing it by hand. Great tip!
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