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I have wroten a program with Excel to calculation of bending moment. Can I somehow transfer it to Revit to calculate a bending moment for exemple for a slab. Or can I directly write this program in Revit! is it possible that wirte formula in revit to calculation like this.
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Yes, you can use formulas to calculate paramter values and you can use formulas in schedules. There are some tutorials on how to do that in the Help menu. I think the syntax will be a little different from that in Excel though, but should be able to do the same stuff.
Speaking of which, does anyone know of a reference to the various formula calculations available in Revit?
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Yes, you can use formulas to calculate paramter values and you can use formulas in schedules. There are some tutorials on how to do that in the Help menu. I think the syntax will be a little different from that in Excel though, but should be able to do the same stuff.
Speaking of which, does anyone know of a reference to the various formula calculations available in Revit?
Your best bet for formula usage is to log-in to the subscription center, go to the AU2005 site and download the handout for class BD35-2 "Take Your Autodesk Revit Building Family to the Next Level" by Dave Conant and Steve Stafford. The handout contains all of the forumla syntax plus the use of conditional formulas.
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[quote= rkitect - 2006-05-11 09:28:02]Yes, you can use formulas to calculate paramter values and you can use formulas in schedules. There are some tutorials on how to do that in the Help menu. I think the syntax will be a little different from that in Excel though, but should be able to do the same stuff.
Speaking of which, does anyone know of a reference to the various formula calculations available in Revit?
Your best bet for formula usage is to log-in to the subscription center, go to the AU2005 site and download the handout for class BD35-2 "Take Your Autodesk Revit Building Family to the Next Level" by Dave Conant and Steve Stafford. The handout contains all of the forumla syntax plus the use of conditional formulas.
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I search in www.au2005.com but couldn't find that handout. Is it possible for you that link the page?!
Thank you very much
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