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First I'm using Revit 2008Okay I'm trying to create a new field for one of my schedules and would like to create an If/Then type of statement.So based on the occupancy of a floor I could divide the area of the floor by a different number. I'm only using two occupancy groups right now. Below is what I have currently but it says that it is an incorrect use of Boolean expressions. Do I have to create a yes/no parameter, where a yes=1 and No=0 then have a If/Then saying that Area/275sf for one and Area/400sf for 0?IF ( Occupancy = "Commercial", Area/400, IF ( Occupancy = "Office", Area/275, 0 ) ) Any Help would be greatly appreciated Thanks
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did you ever find an answer to this? i just now posted a similar question and i'm searching everywhere for a clue. http://www.revitcity.com/forums.php?action=viewthread&thread_id=13891
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