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I am experimenting with Revit schedules for the 1st time and have created a ceiling schedule. I have "Area" and "Cost" columns and would like to create a "Total Cost" column that multiplies my "Area" x "Cost". Can you guide me please?
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From element properties choose edit fields than calculated value
enter total cost for name and common for dicspline and number for type
and enter : Area*Cost/(1m^2) for formula.if you use metre as unit
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I tried that but I get an error message "inconsistent units".
OK,OK, OK..........I change the (1me^2) to (1 SF) and got imperial units. Where can I find more information about these formula formats for fields?
Post edited on 2005-12-30 13:40:44
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