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I cannot get the schedule to report the thickness of the element, even though it is clearly in the properties of the element.

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Is this a stock family or one you created? 

If it is one you created, is that parameter shared?

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Its a regular footing in Revit.  Also, the schedule is picking up an existing footing that I would like excluded from the schedule. 

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You will have to tell us what family.  I don't have any problems.  Perhaps you have something filtering them out.

Change your foundation schedule properties - phase filter - to show new.

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thanks for the phase filter answer!

OK it is a regular rectangular footing.  I duplicated it to make it longer and wider and thicker in the edit type box...I named it GB-1 for the type mark so that would show up in the schedule in the desired way.  Here's a screen shot...

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You have modified that family.  Thickness is a type variable - not instance.

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OK I can see that, so what do I do?  There is no footing with the right thickenss that I need.  Do I try and work the parameters so that they show up like they should?  

Also there is now a footing in the schedule that is nowhere in my model.

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This is part of the power of Revit.   You can have type or instance variables.  For type changes, click on the footing then click on edit type - duplicate - give it a proper name and then change the type variable to what you need for that type.

BTW - Read up on parameters.  They are more than a name.  You added your 'Width" which was not the same shared parameter as the Width in the type definition.   Keep learning.

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