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Sun, Sep 29, 2013 at 8:49:09 AM | glitch in schedule import

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In trying to standardize the many schedules used on jobs, I exported schedules Cryingfile/saveas/library/view) for re-use in future projects.   In the current project I had room style schedule set up, with standard fields (baseboard, wall etc) and some custom ones.   I brought in a room schedule from 2nd/old project which had calculated fields that had fields for things like crown moldings, baseboard etc as well as room styles from that project which are not equal to the new project.  When I brought that schedule in (insert/views/insert view from file), there was a message about the room keys being overwritten (something like that, I didn't analyze it). Now the previoulsy created room styles are still in the new project, but the room style schedule is blank, and you can't make a new room style schedule that shows any of the styles values, or even that lists the original room styles.  therefore, you can't create new room styles. 

Any way to restore the pre-import room styles and room style schedule and thus be able to create new room styles?


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Tue, Oct 8, 2013 at 12:41:14 PM | glitch in schedule import

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Sounds like you are using Key Schedules in combination with your regular schedules. Either port them over or recreate them (it) in the new project.


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