@DanBuck wrote:
Hi, I'm working with a area plan outlining apartments.
As we have a number of duplex apartments, some of the areas across multiple floors have the same unit reference.
Therefore, I have sorted by unit reference, without itemising every instance. This worked great, and combined the areas of all units of the same name.
However, as soon as I go to then sort by this combined areas, it separates the areas again.
Is there a way around this?
When you choose to sort by Area, Revit sorts by the individual Areas, not the combined values. A way around it, is add a new integer parameter to the schedule, enter a value based on the sorting order that you want (since your schedule is already un-itemized so it should be easy), so each unit reference should have a number, smallest unit = smallest number, and so on. When done, change schedule to Sort by this parameter, then you will have what you want.
