Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC, User Manual

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To enter carriage returns in a text cell, press CTRL+ENTER . Carriage returns display when you place the schedule
on a sheet.
For schedules grouped by type, changes to a type are propagated to all instances of that type within the
project.
Grouping Column Headings in a Schedule
After you create a schedule, you may want to change its organization and structure by grouping columns.
You can create several layers of headings and subheadings to provide more detail in your schedule.
1 Open a schedule view.
2 In the group header rows, click and drag to select the headings to group.
Be sure the cursor appears as an arrowhead as you select the headings, as shown in the following
image.
3 On the Options Bar, click Group, or right-click the selected headings, and click Group Headers.
A new heading row displays above the grouped column headings, as shown in the following
image.
4 Enter text in the new row as necessary.
Text in the new heading row is centered.
To modify the text in a column group heading, click the heading field and edit the text. To delete the column
heading row, select the heading and, on the Options Bar, click Ungroup, or right-click in the heading cell,
and click Ungroup Headers.
Hiding Schedule Columns
1 Open a schedule view.
2 Right-click a column, and click Hide Column.
Deleting Schedule Rows
1 Open a schedule view.
2 Select a row in the schedule.
3 On the Options Bar, click Delete.
Reusing Schedule Views
Schedule formatting can be saved as a view template and applied to or reused in another project. Templates
can be applied to selected schedules or to all schedules on selected sheets. By default, new schedules can be
based on a template through a setting on the Apply View Template dialog.
For more information on view templates, see View Templates on page 498
142 | Chapter 4 Project Views