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Why oh why Revit are there inconsistent units in this formula?!
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Your second part of the formula is causing the problem. That is the Aperture Width=0' 4". You may need to change that into another if formula to get what you are wanting, but it will work if you put Aperture Width.
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Gotcha. I broke it out into other parameters with conditional formulas and I seem to be getting it to work! Thanks for your reply!
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