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I have structural gridlines in my project that are numbered "A" through "M" in sequence. I recently added another gridline in front of the "A" which revit automatically numbered "8". Is there a way to change the "8" to an "A" and have all of the gridlines update to number sequentially "A" through "N"?
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oh, and btw, i'm on Revit 2008
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Oh well its not a big issue, you can just double click on the grid no. & rename it by the desired alphabet or number of your own choice Regards, Chirag C. Pawar Cad Solution Application Engineer
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REVIT numbers gridlines in sequence from the last number. Once you change the last number used, REVIT will continue from that number. To renumber gridlines is kind of a pain since no two gridlines can have the same number. Same as views on a sheet. If you need to add a gridline (or view) in the middle, your solution is to eaither start over (not good for gridlines but not bad for sheet views)... or renumber from the last going backwards.
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As far as I know there is no way of automatically renumbering grids. Fortunately manually renumbering is not hard.
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In some cases, you can use a point and a number, i.e. A.1, B.1; or the double letter sistem AA, BB, etc. Unless you really have to be very specific re: axis # then you have to redo them. You can use the array command if your grid spacing permits. They number sequentially and you can always position then accdly.
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if there are a lot of grid lines this is what i find best, from a project i was working on where due to agreed numbering with engineer i had renumber about 500 grids (i would of prefered to just make new grid 7.5 or similar) anyway. create a new line called gr-line then under view properties turn everything off except grid nad gr-line then with line tool select all the grids then select all the grids and delete them. you are left with just your gr-line's then with the grid tool select the lines renumber the first one then the rest will all be correct. its easiest way i know
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