Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Schedule Visual accuracy using placeholder sheets

codycsnell

active

Joined: Mon, Apr 20, 2015
0 Posts

Hi all, I've been using placeholder sheets in my schedules to list out consultant drawings that will be in the set after the actual architectural drawings. In the referenced images, all sheets except Architectural are placeholders. I put together a new field so that they are first organized by displine order (E), then by displine (C), and finally by sheet order, (D). Adding a header to the Discipline field allowed me to break the grid and have a displine name at each change. 

Does anyone know if there's any way to control the text size and type in those intermediate headers? Or location? 

Attached Images

This user is offline

marmiketin1

active

Joined: Wed, Aug 19, 2015
0 Posts

under the appearance tab you have the option to change both the header and body text size and properties

This user is offline

codycsnell

active

Joined: Mon, Apr 20, 2015
0 Posts

although those intermediate text lines are considered "headers" within the Sorting/Grouping tab, the "Body" text style controls their appearance, and there doesn't seem to be an override option. 

This user is offline

codycsnell

active

Joined: Mon, Apr 20, 2015
0 Posts

although those intermediate text lines are considered "headers" within the Sorting/Grouping tab, the "Body" text style controls their appearance, and there doesn't seem to be an override option. 

This user is offline

marmiketin1

active

Joined: Wed, Aug 19, 2015
0 Posts

Hmm well then the other option is to make each disipline a seperate schedule and then just line them up by placing them on your sheet.

This user is offline

Schedules/Legends on Placeholder sheets

3

Filtering placeholder sheets by discipline in a sheet list

5

revision schedule different sheets

2

shared coordinate accuracy

1

Door Schedule Fit on Two Sheets

2