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How do you get schedules to look thike these. Are these "fields" or text? Would like to know how to create a schudule like this.
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Use your HELP:
http://help.autodesk.com/view/RVT/2016/ENU/?caas=caas%2Fscreencast%2FMain%2FDetails%2F45836800-0e89-4877-82d9-57c3cf9f4de6.html
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There is a group option in the schedule window - you can use that. See attached image.
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