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Hi, Please see the attached pic (in Revit 2016).
The room area is cut short by something (not by walls, as you can see the grey is the downstairs walls so they are not even close) and not by room separator. Can you tell me what is causing the problem and how to get rid of it.
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Suzanne
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Please do not bother to reply, it was a wall after all. I will try to sort it out myself, thank you.
If you can tell me how to delete this thread I will do that. 
Suzanne
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