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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> How to find what view a loaded family is in...?
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Is there any way to find out what view a family resides in from the project browser? Say I wanted to locate the exact detail where a ceiling clip group is located...how would I go about finding that out through the project browser, without manually going through every detail and highlighting everything then filtering to see if it is in there? I'm using Revit 2012.
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If it is a model group with model elements, you can schedule the element and find it using the schedule. I don't know of any way to find detail elements unless they contain a shared parameter that can be scheduled.
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