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Create a parameter - For Air Flow rules
Dear Srs,
I tried to create a parameter in order to assign for specific class of use in any room a related-.specific value of air flow/ for person taken from a UNI schedule; but in order to applyi it in Revit, I need to understand how correctly I have to type it between parameters, since, REvit gives me back as uncorrect, syntax. How to create the right funtion to link Text and parameters in this case?
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Best regards, thank you.
Lorenzo Masotti
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Hello,
AFAIK, formulas do not work in tags.
Fábio Sato
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My apologies for any language barriers.
It sounds like you are attempting to assign a ventilation air per person requirement to an area in the project.
Rooms (found in Architecture tab) do not typically carry this information - Rooms are mainly used for architecture-related parameters
Spaces (found in Analyze tab) can carry this information. The Space Type parameter brings up Space Type settings, which can be defined with a number of values, including ventilation air:
Unfortunately, this would mean having to transfer your UNI sheet values into this Space Type Settings format. This can be done manually, with some third-party addins, and with Dynamo. Once done, you would have this for any future projects as well.
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If you still want to use calculated parameters, you should know that you cannot check string text in Revit parameter formulas. So [if(Parameter="VALUE",A,B)] is not valid.