How do i control the visibility of a view port on a sheet?

[globerds]

In AutoCAD, I can control the visibility of a view port boundary on a sheet.  How do I do that in Revit?

[barthbradley]

Still at it, huh? Same answer as yesterday

[globerds]

Thanks but I need help, not sarcasm.

[globerds]

Humor me. 

This software is very cumbersome and complex being a new user.

Please provide an answer that I can follow.

Thanks for your patience.

Can you do a ZOOM call to help me?

[barthbradley]

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@globerds wrote:

Thanks but I need help, not sarcasm.

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That wasn't sarcasm. We spent the day together yesterday going over Viewports and I answered the very question you are asking here in this Post.  I understand what you said yesterday; that you don't learn by reading - you learn by doing.  But you need to at least read the replies that the users are giving you on this forum.  Otherwise, what's the point of asking questions here.      

[barthbradley]

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@globerds wrote:

Humor me. 

This software is very cumbersome and complex being a new user.

Please provide an answer that I can follow.

Thanks for your patience.

Can you do a ZOOM call to help me?

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Read the information about Viewports at the Links I provided to you yesterday.  By the way, this is a users' forum.  If you want one-on-one instruction, there are resources for that.  In fact, this Autodesk Community has (I think) a Marketplace Forum where you can find some providers of on-site (or Zoom) training.  

[globerds · Accepted solution]

Ok, So, I spoke to the AutoDESK Revit representative who did a Screen Share and we were able to discuss the question/answer.

Apparently, Revit doesn't give the user the ability to control the visibility of view ports.  It's something the user just takes for granted. 

Moving on.

[barthbradley]

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@globerds wrote:

Ok, So, I spoke to the AutoDESK Revit representative who did a Screen Share and we were able to discuss the question/answer.

Apparently, Revit doesn't give the user the ability to control the visibility of view ports.  It's something the user just takes for granted. 

Moving on.

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That's EXACTLY what I  - AND those Links I provided - told you yesterday.  More than once.  Reading is good.  You ought to try it. 

Moving on.   

[ToanDN]

What visibilities and what control you are looking for?

[RSomppi]

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@globerds wrote:

Apparently, Revit doesn't give the user the ability to control the visibility of view ports.

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There is no control of the visibility because there is no visibility.