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I am using Revit MEP 2014.
Is there any way to change a mumerical paraameter to text? I am using electrical parameters, specifically an electrical Wattage parameter. I can convert it to a numerical value, but I am wanting to add text ("PER FT") to the value in the same cell which requires it to be in a text format.
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Sorry - there are no real text functions in Revit but you can have units.
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That is what I was afraid of. Units will not do what the engineer wants either. Thanks!
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Why not just add a seperate text column that has the "per foot" and format the cells so that it looks like one cell.
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Using the Revit Schedules, you can either have lines dividing your cells or no lines at all. There isn't an option to remove a line between cells.
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Not true... here is a schedule with both sides of the door height column removed.
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This is as close as I could get. Re: attached
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I have looked for that before, now I see it for the headers, but it doesn't want to give me the option for the body. In the attached image I have tried selecting both the two cells and the entire columns and both ways, the borders options are not available.
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Click on the schedule column A-B-C.... Then pick the borders tab.
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Got busy and took me a while to get back to this.
Thanks, I can get it to work now. Sometimes you just have to hit me over the head with the letters... I kept highlighting everything below the letters and could not get it to work for me. Now I see.
Have a good one.
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