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When a Panel Schedule template is configured for use with either a Single Phase or Three Phase, the shading acts as though it is a Three Phase panel (although the third column isn't shown).
I want to be able to set the shading for each cell based on whether the cell has a value.
@doni49 - thanks for your input... we're marking this request as 'Accepted'. Feel free to request access to our preview release to see additional info and track progress of this request. We'd love to get your input on the in-progress work. Just drop an email to revit dot preview dot access at autodesk dot com
Martin, why does this get accepted with three votes? There are other improvements with more votes that we are much more interested in. We might find a use for the feature but the process is pretty frustrating!
Hi @MuirEng - thanks for asking. In short, not all Ideas cost the same to implement, so it's definitely a balance. For this particular enhancement, this is fit-and-finish related to work that a team had already in flight... specifically, related to other enhancements made in the last release for single phase (L-N) panels, in order to button up the inconsistent level of support in panel schedule templates to flexibly adapt to varying conditions.
I understand what you are saying, and would appreciate a chance to renew our discussion we had a few years ago about the top electrical needs, now that you have had a chance to address some of the international issues. I think there is some other "low hanging fruit" that could be dealt with sooner rather than later.
Would it be possible to include conditional formatting in Panel Schedule Templates to easily check the status of a breaker, or the circuit description to ensure that it meets a company's standard or gets modified correctly prior to being sent out on a plan? Right now having the ability to toggle the Trip Rating to be red if the breaker = 0 would be ideal. Beyond creating an Electrical Circuit Schedule and creating conditional statements within that schedule, there is no other way to QC this content. Revit help forum request linked below.
Please allow conditional formatting in Panel Schedules. Revit should not allow you to put more load on a circuit breaker than it is rated. A red conditional format that uses a formula and compares the load amps vs circuit breaker rating should be possible. Thank you!!!
