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Retrieving the file(s) from a few months back and reverse engineering the schedules you created there would be the easiest way to reproduce that same effect again. If that is not possible, I can offer some thoughts that might help you remember what you did.
I use a pre-Zone release for day-to-day "real" work, so I am not terribly familiar with Zones. To what objects does your current Schedule Table Style apply? If Zones only, do your Zones have the Property Sets referenced by the Schedule Table columns attached?
Zones have several useful automatic properties that can aggregate certain data (like area) for the Spaces and Zones attached to them, but they do not include all of the data from the attached Spaces (or Zones), so if your previous Schedule Table included each Space, as well as each Zone, then the Schedule Table Style must have applied to both Spaces and Zones.
There is not a way to get a subtotal for a subgroup of Spaces in a Schedule Table directly. If you were generating totals by department, then perhaps you were scheduling each department in a separate Schedule Table and totalling the area column in each separate schedule. Or, you might have come up with a clever way to include both Spaces and Zones, and sorted them such that each Department's Spaces were followed by that Department's Zone, and by cleverly selecting automatic properties that have sources in both Spaces and Zones, made it appear that the Department's Space areas were subtotalled on the Department's Zone line.
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I use a pre-Zone release for day-to-day "real" work, so I am not terribly familiar with Zones. To what objects does your current Schedule Table Style apply? If Zones only, do your Zones have the Property Sets referenced by the Schedule Table columns attached?
Zones have several useful automatic properties that can aggregate certain data (like area) for the Spaces and Zones attached to them, but they do not include all of the data from the attached Spaces (or Zones), so if your previous Schedule Table included each Space, as well as each Zone, then the Schedule Table Style must have applied to both Spaces and Zones.
There is not a way to get a subtotal for a subgroup of Spaces in a Schedule Table directly. If you were generating totals by department, then perhaps you were scheduling each department in a separate Schedule Table and totalling the area column in each separate schedule. Or, you might have come up with a clever way to include both Spaces and Zones, and sorted them such that each Department's Spaces were followed by that Department's Zone, and by cleverly selecting automatic properties that have sources in both Spaces and Zones, made it appear that the Department's Space areas were subtotalled on the Department's Zone line.
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David Koch
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