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Pikachu123

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We area working on this qiute large airport terminal and it changes references levels from area to area, sometimes while in the same area! which = elevation tags are no fun. A way to prevent having to put out revised drawings because your elevations are off, becaused they are based off of "associated level" parameter, which is only editable from step one of creating the view  off the level that its associated with, is everytime you go into the "spot elevation" tag you could have to remember to switch the level you would like to reference, or another, less demanding, technique can be administererd. you can create a shared parameter for your sheets, called "elevation reference" and make a drawing note on your title block that has everything around that parameter already filled out in text notes, and have a label referencing that shared parameter, and your title block will update once you go to the properties of the sheet and fill out your name and elevation of the level you wish to "associate"' to your spot elevations. Once you fill the information out once, it becomes a drop down for future sheets, just like your "drawn by, or "checked by" parameter thats premade. Just FYI, hope it helps someone out there.

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Bullets & Numbering in Text Boxes

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Text formatting (bullets & indents)

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Controlling Bullets/Line Spacing

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elevation bullets handle

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Reference to non - Revit drawings

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