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Elements have duplicate 'Mark' values", elements can't be found in model

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Anonymous
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Elements have duplicate 'Mark' values", elements can't be found in model

So I have an issue with locating the elements that are giving me a duplicate "Type Mark" value in the Warning dialog box.  This is what I have tried.

  • Went to the Warning dialog box and checked the box next to the element but the Show button and More Info are greyed out
  • Used the ID for the element to Select by ID. 
    • After clicking Show, I get a message that says "No Good view could be found"
    • Clicked Ok, element was highlighted and saw info of the element in the properties but all fields were greyed out and I couldn't use the drop down in the properties to change the element (type, size, etc)
  • Created a schedule to try to locate the element by Family, Type, Type Mark, etc and couldn't be located in the schedule.
  • Took a look at the journal file just to see if I could ascertain anything unusual.
  • Workset is on
  • Created a new Default 3D View and locate the element to eliminate any visibility issues

 

Any ideas?  Thanks in advance.

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ToanDN
als Antwort auf: Anonymous

Check Legend views.
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cbcarch
als Antwort auf: Anonymous

-Check nested family ( such as a GM Door Leaf nested into a Door Family) that may not have a Mark, so it doesn't appear in Door Schedule.

-We have had the opposite of this happen--odd doors appearing on the schedule which were not doors on the floor plans. Turned out the nested leaf GMs had a Mark, which showed in the schedule. Removed the Mark and all was good.

Cliff B. Collins
Registered Architect The Lamar Johnson Collaborative Architects-St. Louis, MO
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Anonymous
als Antwort auf: Anonymous

So an update but not reason why this is happening.

 

So I was in Navis and added an entry under Quick Properties for Element ID.  I used the value for Element ID that I found in the Warning Dialog box in Revit and searched for that value in Navis.  A message was returned in Navis saying that object doesn't exist.

 

Next in Revit, I selected by ID by using the OK option, the item highlighted.  Used a zoom to object tool and it zoomed away from the model.  At this point I knew I wasn't deleting something important so the item was removed.  All I can think of is a bug in the database.  Thanks.

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