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How do you input the data in the spec Editor 2012 to show the difference in schedule of pipe fittings. For example, a concentric reducer 4" SCH 80 LE x SCH STD SE.
Thanks,
Alex Salcido
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So does anyone have anything about this?
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Typically you would use the "Batch Assign Long Description Styles" function of Spec Editor to configure a new format or string for the properties you would need.
I attempted to configure the long description as you mentioned above. However, I wasn't able to use the size field for the second part of the string.
I am assuming you would want something similar to this for a reducer that changes in size and schedule (as an example):
4" SCH 80 LE x 6" SCH STD SE
Would be something like:
<Nominal Diameter>" SCH <Schedule> LE x <Nominal Diameter>" SCH <Schedule> SE
So there are two property fields for size and schedule in the spec, but the long description style editor only recognized the first entry for size and schedule.
The workaround I tried was to create 4 new fields:
SIZE1
SIZE2
SCH1
SCH2
But unfortunately you cannot use custom property fields in the long descriptions.
I have submitted this issue to the development team.
Thank you,

Jason Drew
Support Specialist
Product Support
Autodesk, Inc.
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Thanks Jason. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something.
