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3 Select the action.
Revit Architecture cancels all actions up to and including the selected action.
TIP You can also use the keyboard shortcut CTRL+Z to undo actions.
Redoing an Action
The Redo tool reinstates all actions canceled by Undo. After reinstating the actions, the current tool continues.
For example, suppose that you place a door and then cancel the placement with Undo. You then choose to
place a window. While the Window tool is active, you click Redo. Revit Architecture reinserts the door and
then continues the Window tool.
If the Redo tool is active and you execute an action, the Redo information is lost.
NOTE The Redo tool is available only after you use the Undo tool.
To redo a single action
1 Undo a Revit Architecture action.
2 Click (Redo) on the Quick Access toolbar.
Revit Architecture reinstates the action that you had previously canceled with Undo.
To redo multiple actions:
1 Undo multiple Revit Architecture actions.
2 On the Quick Access toolbar, click the drop-down list adjacent to the Redo tool .
3 Scroll down to find the action to redo.
4 Select the action.
Revit Architecture reinstates all actions up to and including the selected action.
TIP You can also use the keyboard shortcut CTRL+Y to redo actions.
Canceling an Action
To exit an action that you have already started, do any of the following:
■ Press ESC twice.
■ Right-click and select Cancel from the shortcut menu.
■ Click (Modify) on the Quick Access toolbar.
Editing Elements in Groups
You can group elements in a project or family and then place that group many times in a project or family.
Grouping elements is useful when you need to create entities that represent repeating layouts or are common
to many building projects (for example, hotel rooms, apartments, or repeating floors).
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