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Is there a method in which I can place an elevation view from a seperate project onto a sheet? I tried inserting views from file already and none of the views from the previous project showed up on the list to chose from.
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Model views are not transferable between projects. You can link the project and cut a view that uses a linked view. But in this case, maybe exporting to CAD from the other project then linking or importing that CAD view may be what you want.
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Good call I will try that. WWhub
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