I would like to suggest that Autodesk add the "Title on Sheet" parameter to schedules for the same reasons it exists for legends, drafting views, plans, etc.
Views and Legends have the property "Title on Sheet". Why not Schedules?
Think of ...
multi language usage (e.g. firm standards in English, but output in Dutch, French or German languages at the same time);
the lack of View Browser sorting for Schedules forces end users to be creative in a structured naming system for Schedules, being not always what we want to see on the Sheet;
if you are using a language with accented characters (e.g. é è à) and you export schedules to excel (e.g. by means of add-ins), not all characters may appear in the tab name(s) in Excel (e.g. "béton" may return as "bton" depending on the add-in), to eliminate this "Title on Sheet" can be handy;
still exporting to excel, remember the length limitation of the tab name in Excel.
This is actually possible but it's hard to find. Go to the schedule, select the title cell, use "clear cell" command. Now fill in what you want to appear on the sheet. The name of schedule in the browser will be unaffected.
Thanks for taking the time to submit your idea. Unfortunately, this idea did not get the support of the community over the last 6 months and as such we will not be pursuing it at this time. Please feel free to rework (titles and clear descriptions are really important) and resubmit this one down the road.
This idea needs to be brought back. It is completely ridiculous that the method for changing a schedule's displayed title is different than the method for every other view type.
Anonymous
10-28-201908:00 PM
10-28-201908:00 PM
Will be great to see title on sheet in schedules we are using Revit 2020 and still unable to work like that
I agree - this feels like a must-have. Why make schedules an exception to the rule? There's no obvious reason why all views shouldn't have this option. I'm working on a script that finds the sheets on which a view is placed, then appends those sheet's numbers to the front of the corresponding view names, but if I apply this script to schedules as well, the updated names will show up on our printed sheets, which is undesired.