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Anyone know if there's a way to schedule wall layers other than as a material takeoff in the latest versions of Revit?
I would like my wall schedule to report GWB layers and thickness as well as stud width.
I know it was a wishlist item a few years ago.
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No way that I know of. That's why we use legends with material tags set to do this.
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Thanks. Yeah we have those too, but we're trying to move away from them to something more schedule / general note oriented.
Perhaps 2017.
Edited on: Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 11:24:43 AM
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