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DTCesarz

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I am working on a door schedule and am trying to create a conditional format attempting to format double doors as "2@ 3'-0" instead of 6'.  My formatting would also include uneven doors (i.e. 2'/3').  I've tried working with both length and text types to try to achieve this and feel I am almost there if I use the length but need to be able to include a prefix to say our "width" or "panel type 1 or 2" parameter.  It would read something like if(Width = 6', "2 @" Width/2, if(Width...  the "2 @" would be my prefix but can only get text to work in the text category and length to length. Maybe this is a wishlist item???

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There are no text formula's in Revit other than =, so no concatenations.

We have not really solved this unequal pair problems in schedules and I don't see any good solution yet.  We do have a "Pair" column and a calculated width column using the pair and door with parameter.  Then we end up using a paper space work around.  << UGLY.

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