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Forums >> General Discussion >> Revit Project Management >> Central File Path on a local file
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Does anyone know how to add a central file path label to a titlesheet. Adding the file Path parameter only adds the local file location.
I been searching for ages and couldn't find a way of doing this, other than opening the central file and printing directly from there?
Surely there must be a way of doing this?
Having a local file path is pretty useless when working on a central model.
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In your sheet family, create a label and use the "file path" parameter under the sheets category.
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