How To Utilize Parameters to Create a Project Name that can vary shheet to sheet

[spencercrane]

I am trying to create different scopes for my project, but each sheet needs to have a different project name and I want it all on one revit file. How do I acheive this?

[jvpantin2]

Create a project parameter for Sheets category by instance and then add the desired value for each sheet

[barthbradley]

Huh? Multiple different Projects/submittals from one Project?  

[spencercrane]

I have tried to do that, but my titleblock family manage tab only has shared parameters. When creating a shared one it does not let me make it an instance or allow me to categorize it under project information.

[barthbradley]

The Shared Parameter would need to be added to the Titleblock (Label) as well as to the Project (Project Parameter assigned to Project Info). 

[spencercrane]

 This is all that shows up when I try making a parameter. I can assign the parameter type by a title block family type, but that is it. I can't make it a project parameter, it doesn't give me that option for some reason.

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

From that screen, create a shared parameter, finish, then open project parameters and add it in.

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

Obviously, you'd have different titleblocks with different sets of labels reporting the Project Info. 

...edit: actually, you could make it even more convoluted, if you wanted to, by having all the labels in ONE titleblock controlled by visibility parameters and Family Types. 

[barthbradley]

Still curious about what you're doing.  Are you intending to manage multiple submittals to different jurisdictions from within one Project?  

[spencercrane]

Yes, that is what I'm trying to do, and I did get it working from that info. thank you!