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Hello,
Everytime I use the Beam Annotations command to show beam sizes and beam elevation, the beam elevation comes in without parentheses for the prefix and suffix, and I have to manually change it. Is there a way to set it up such that my beam elevations will automatically have the parentheses when I use the Beam Annotations command?
I'm using Revit Structure 2014.
Thanks!
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Are you placing a 'structural framing tag' ? If so I don't see a supplied tag that puts in the 'elevation' with or without brackets so I made one and attached it with an image file showing what it does.
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How did you make that?
I have attached the exact format I am looking for.
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