Allow worksets to be scheduled

[m.voss.alvine]

Will allow each discipline to backcheck elements placed on the wrong workset.

[gabriel_vilela]

Would be very useful

[sdijanovic]

This would be really useful!

[Anonymous]

This would be a great addition. 

I have found a workaround so thought I would share. 

1) Open a Schedule and a 3D view side by side.

2) Select the elements in the schedule

3) Click in a blank space on 3D view to activate it. 

4) You can now use the Filter command if needed to isolate further or else you can change the workset on the properties pallet. 

I've used this for changing worksets for several items (rooms and groups so far) but in theory it should work for all elements that can be scheduled.  

This may work with other views I just typically do it using a 3D view so I can see elements selected on different levels. 

[hanslammerts]

I use the value of [extensions.parameters] for manipulate on worksets

[extensions.parameters]

1000                                    filters 1000-1999 from workset X

2000                                    filters 2000-2999 from workset Y

etc.

Scheduling on workset seems one of the most logical things Revit should do.

Reporting this story in 2019..! Put it from the wishlist to the needlist people ! 

[lionel.kai]

Would also allow me to make a Note Block for graphic scales, and ensure that every sheet had them (and had the right ones).

[mpomav]

Hello , I dont know if this will work as a workaround, but when you made a material takeoff, the items that dont appear on a schedule show. Its not great for putting parameters into it, but we work that way. 

Although I think its necessary that a Multi-Category Schedule could show every item.

[mohamed.arshadQ44HD]

It would make the work much easier If we can have workset in schedules.

[hanslammerts]

It was 4 years ago. Have to conclude it is not being heard. 

[floretti]

Someone in 2008 was already requesting this feature and here we are, 12 years later and nothing has happened. I now need to create weird workarounds to be able to create separate schedules for elements in different worksets. Ridiculous.

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/revit-architecture-forum/filter-schedule-by-workset/m-p/2199843

[gsucci]

This feature will encourage using worksets as layers, which is not a BIM savvy strategy.

We should not need to place model elements onto specific worksets, ever.

90% of the time a team members tell me we need to place some elements on a custom workset I can find a better way to manage those elements, by using categories (and sub), Phases, Options, Links, etc. 

[floretti]

Great, I'm guessing in the remaining 10% you use worksets as layers because it's simply the most efficient way forward in the project?

Shouldn't the software give us the option and let us decide the best way for each one of us depending on our specific requirements?

[hanslammerts]

Limits to your software and making thing not possible is not the best way
to enforce somekind of 'bim vision'. there reallys i nothing wrong with the
concept of having worksets. Just make the work better

[kimberly_fuhrman-jones]

Congrats! We think this is a great idea, so we've decided to add it to our roadmap. Thanks for the suggestion!

The Factory

[hanslammerts]

Great!

[hanslammerts]

The Factory? What's that all about?

[aaronBWC]

Yes, please Autodesk. Give us access to ALL of the data and let the users decide what we need and don't need in a schedule. It's crazy that there is all of this hidden metadata that Revit shields from its users. It is our data, let us use it as we see fit.

[Anonymous]

please make it possible to transfer the workset with "transfer project standard" 

[lionel.kai]

@AnonymousYou'll need to create a separate idea for that.

[RogerRebbit]

so useful

[kimberly_fuhrman-jones]

We are pleased to say that this has been implemented in Revit 2022!

-The Factory