I don't believe that it is currently possible, but I figured no harm in asking. But I'm wondering if there is any ability to add footnotes and remarks built into schedules to make them more robust.
For example for years I used to do multiple different types of things to schedules, that I always felt made them better.
One thing I used to do was add a General Notes Section to the top of that Schedule. For example, on a door schedule, I may say something like: "General Note: All doors and associated hardware are to be installed in full compliance with the code and manufacturer's recommendations and requirements." Typically this note might be illustrated right below the heading that reads "Door Schedule," but before the actual schedule. as the note generally applies to all items in the schedule.
Another common thing I used to do was include a small list of common abbreviations used in that schedule. basically just repeating abbreviations that would otherwise be on my standard abbreviations page, but having them right there to facilitate legibility of that schedule.
Lastly I used to have a Remarks Section. Think of this as a footnote section for that particular item. So Door 101 might have remark [1], and then below the schedule in a footnoted style fashion it would read [1] Insulated H.M. door.
I've attached an image of my older schedule style to illustrate what I'm getting at, but I'm trying to make the final leaps into Revit and these little things elude me, and are just things that I liked about how I used to do things in CAD, but still don't have a good solution for in Revit.
The remarks thingy can be a key schedule being referenced in the model schedule. Format the key schedule to resemble a footnote style.
Other general notes can be done in a series of grouped heading. Each grouping gives you an extra row to write so technically you can have as many as you see fit.
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