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8 Click OK.
9 Create the tag using the Lines command and save the file.
When you tag instances of the category in the project, the tag label displays a value only if those category
instances have the external parameter. For example, you create a door tag with the shared parameter Door
Trim Finish. You can then tag all doors with that tag, but the tag displays a value for Door Trim Finish only
if the door has that shared parameter, otherwise a “?” appears in the tag.
Creating a Multi-Category Tag
1 Click File menu
➤
New
➤
Annotation Symbol, select the Multi-Category Tag.rft template for
imperial, or M_Multi-Category Tag.rft for metric, and click Open.
The Family Editor opens.
2 Click Drafting menu
➤
Label, or click Label on the Design Bar.
3 Click in the drawing area. The Edit Label dialog opens.
4 Click (Add Parameter).
5 In the Parameter Properties dialog, click Select and select the shared parameter to add to the
label.
6 Click OK twice.
The selected parameter displays in the Category Parameters list.
7 Select the shared parameter from the Category Parameters list and click (Add parameters
to label).
8 Select an option for Filter Parameter at the bottom of the dialog. With this option set, a tag
attaches only to a component with that same filter parameter.
NOTE If you do not specify a filter parameter for the tag, the tag cannot attach to any component.
A multi-category tag must have a label with a shared parameter set as a filter parameter.
9 Click OK.
10 Create the tag using the Lines command and save the file.
TIP If you want to change the filter parameter for the tag, click Settings menu
➤
Family Category
and Parameters. Change the value of Filter Parameter in the dialog.
You can also select the label and click Select Parameter from the Options Bar.
Using the Multi-Category Tag in a Project
You can include shared parameters in tags for system families, such as rooms, walls, and stairs.
1 Load the multi-category tag into a project.
2 Place several components into the project that have the specific shared filter parameter.
3 Click Drafting menu
➤
Tag, or click Tag from the Drafting tab of the Design Bar.
4 In the Type Selector, notice that the default value is <By Category>, which is the value for
single-category tags. Select the multi-category tag you loaded from the Type Selector.
5 As you move the cursor in the drawing area, you can highlight only those components that
have the filter parameter.
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