Strikethrough Font in Schedules

Strikethrough Font in Schedules

julie6V67T
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Strikethrough Font in Schedules

julie6V67T
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Hi there, 

I am currently in CA and would like to format font in a schedule to be strikethrough text. is that possible? 

Thanks

Julie

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barthbradley
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syman2000
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I use this website to create the strikethrough.

https://cutekaomoji.com/text-generators/strikethrough/

 

Copy the text and paste it in Revit

 

strike.png

 

Check out my Revit youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/scourdx
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RDAOU
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@julie6V67T 

 

I believe it is possible ... even if everyone (including @barthbradley ) tells you it is not

use a font which has a strikethrough (Below GIF...using a multiline text parameter with a custom font)

 

strikethrough text in schedules.gif

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barthbradley
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@RDAOU wrote:

 

I believe it is possible ... even if everyone (including @barthbradley ) tells you it is not

 


 

I never said it wasn't possible.  I said "Vote".  

 

"Impossible" is not in my vocabulary. 

 

 

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julie6V67T
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Can you show how to create a text field parameter "strikethrough" on plain text (not associated with a family)?

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julie6V67T
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THIS FONT CAUSED A FONT MAPPING ISSUE IN MY REVIT MODEL, NOW ALL OF MY TITLEBLOCKS FONTS ARE PRINTING LARGER THAN THEY APPEAR IN THE MODEL. YIKES! THIS METHOD SHOULD NOT BE USED!
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julie6V67T
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THIS FONT CAUSED A FONT MAPPING ISSUE IN MY REVIT MODEL, NOW ALL OF MY TITLEBLOCKS FONTS ARE PRINTING LARGER THAN THEY APPEAR IN THE MODEL. YIKES! THIS METHOD SHOULD NOT BE USED!

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syman2000
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I am not having that issue. What version of PDF driver you are using and what Revit version are you using?

 

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Check out my Revit youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/scourdx
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ToanDN
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@julie6V67T wrote:

THIS FONT CAUSED A FONT MAPPING ISSUE IN MY REVIT MODEL, NOW ALL OF MY TITLEBLOCKS FONTS ARE PRINTING LARGER THAN THEY APPEAR IN THE MODEL. YIKES! THIS METHOD SHOULD NOT BE USED!


I don't have that problem but if you have a font mapping issue when print to  a printer or print to PDF, just embed all fonts in the printer/PDF settings, and uncheck this box.

 

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