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Hey, so I received a really advanced rvt file, and was asked to do a Material Takeoff from it. The thing is that when I compare it to the finishes schedule I have on Excel, there are LOTS of materials added/missing/with-slightly-different-names. Is there a way to know where each material is applied, so I can check what the problem is for each and fix the schedule? I thought of using filters to remove the ones I didn't need, but I would need to add a ton of different filter rules and I'd rather not.
I'm using Revit 2018.1
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You can begin with your material schedule like this.
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Hi WWHub, that post does not answer my question, but I've already found the answer anyways: There's a "Highlight in Model" button that came in really handy.
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