Edit -> Paste Aligned -> Select Levels By Name.
Why would you want to do this though? Seems easier to draw it from the
first floor and connect your top constraint to your top level. Then if a
wall moves you don't have to move the wall on every single floor. This
isn't ADT, drawing things how they are built in real life will save you time
in Revit.
One more thing, you may want to set up some reference planes and lock your
walls to them before you do this, just in case you need to move the walls
you could move the reference planes instead.
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There are a number of different ways we use our building models which
require that objects be broken up between floors like how ADT models are
created. For example I would like to model a sheer wall as individual
objects at each floor rather then one giant wall. Is there any easy way to
do this in revit other then spending the time to model each part of the wall
separately? At there very least is there any easy way to array an object up
through any number of floors?
