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Using: Revit Architecture 2008 Is there a way to find out how many of a particular component you have in your drawings? IE: I have an auditorium and want to know how many seats I have in there. In CAD I could just select all the blocks and look in the properties... is there a way to do this in revit? TIA Diane
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I don't think there is an easy way to do that (like in Autocad). You could always do a schedule. That will give you a count. JB
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Thanks, that's what my co-worker suggested as well. Guess I'll look at that next time.
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