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Anyone know if there is a way to find out all the levels in a project? I think I might have some levels in my project but can't find a view that shows them and I'm not sure what they're called because I may have re-named the view associated with that level and choosed not to re-name corresponding views. It woudl be great if there was some way of Revit saying: these are all the levels that exist in your project and their ID numbers so that I can then erase what I don't want.
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You can see all of the levels from your view/plan views - floor plan pulldown.
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