Schedule Properties - blank row height

[arkitek2ss]

where can I change the height of a blank row?

[ToanDN]

You can't. The Variable box is not for control the blank row. They are just co-incidentally next to each other.

[arkitek2ss]

OK, thank you.

[barthbradley]

You can get there through Title and Header and other formatting tools.  

[ahannerX5E95]

@barthbradley   Is it possible the enlarge the size of the blank space before data?   When you say edit formatting tools like Title and Header, where is this editable?  I only see the option in the Appearance tab, but I don't see that it is possible to change the size.  Thank you for your help.

[ahannerX5E95]

This is what I am trying to recreate  @barthbradley 

[ToanDN]

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@ahannerX5E95 wrote:

This is what I am trying to recreate  @barthbradley 

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There is no blank row in the picture so you can just untick Blank row before data box in Appearance tab.

[ahannerX5E95]

@ToanDN   

Thank you for the reply, but the picture is showing an excel spreadsheet that I was going to recreate with detail lines and text, if I could make the blank row before data large enough to fit it all.  If it's not possible, I may just make the schedule in a drafting view, but I am open to suggestions.  

[ToanDN]

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@ahannerX5E95 wrote:

@ToanDN   

Thank you for the reply, but the picture is showing an excel spreadsheet that I was going to recreate with detail lines and text, if I could make the blank row before data large enough to fit it all.  If it's not possible, I may just make the schedule in a drafting view, but I am open to suggestions.  

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You can make a Revit schedule look exactly like that easily with:

- Format tab: select fields and set Vertical header

- Select multiple column headers and Group and type in column grouped header

- Sorting/Grouping tab: sort by Level and add Sorting header

There is absolutely no need to add a tall blank row to fake in the information.

[ahannerX5E95]

Well, that is neat.  Thank you!  @ToanDN   🤯   

[ahannerX5E95]

- Select multiple column headers and Group and type in column grouped header

@ToanDN   I am not able to complete this step.  I thought I followed along, but nothing displayed vertical or grouped under a header.  Sorry for the confusion.  

[ToanDN]

Select multiple column headers and Group to create a Group Header

Select Fields and format Heading Orientation.

How schedule looks when placed on Sheet.