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I want to make a AREA TAG for Regions.
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How can I find that parameter?
Or do you know a family that already does it?
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Why don't you create an "Area Boundary" around your "Filled Region" then place the tag area?
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If the boundary is changed it will be rework if use area boundary. You can use 'Detail Item tag' which is in 'Annotations' folder. Add a shared parameter with name 'Area' and can manually enter the area from filled region property.
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