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Revit Schedule: Using conditional IF in custom field

January 14, 2011 by Edwin Prakoso 2 Comments

Have you ever examined Revit door schedule, and the door width field? If you see the double door family, you will see that the reported schedule is not the actual door width, but it is the total opening width. In this case, I want to report the actual door width. And the total opening width. […]

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Revit Schedule: Using conditional IF in custom field

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