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Many ideas already mention making the schedule editor match appearance to the schedule on the sheet. There are already ideas to make schedule row height adjustable. One additional reason for these changes is that currently we add revision clouds to schedules on sheets, rather than in schedules. We often edit one line of a schedule in revision one. Then in revision two, we edit a row above the first edit. The new edit makes the text wrap, which expands the size of the schedule on the sheet. We then have to move the revision 1 cloud down on the sheet.
Schedule cells need to be able to have revisions assigned to them, to be rendered based on the schedule, and tagged based on the schedule rendering.
Great idea jphung! The idea of being able to associate a cloud to a row in a schedule would be ideal. Adding information in the middle of a schedule causes you to have to adjust all of the clouds after that new information was added.
Please allow us to, or implement some way of, clouding panel schedule revision directly in the schedule view. For larger projects, changes become a burden due to having to hunt down the sheet on which it's placed and cloud directly on the sheet.
I'll submit another idea for this, but I want to add it here too: Sheets should show the panel schedules on them in the Sheets browser. And, Panel Schedule "views" should show the referencing sheet in the view properties bar.
Generally, panel schedules need a lot of love from the Autodesk team.
What I tend to do is add a Revision text parameter for the element and add a column for this at the end of the schedule. Then within that column for each issue I note the column numbers that have changed on that schedule line. You can also automate that process by keeping a copy of the previously issued schedule and comparing with the current version using Excel to generate this numbering fir each line (then input those values with Dynamo etc.). Revision clouds are not great for schedules anyway, they make the values hard to read. I would prefer to colour the text or background of the items in the schedule that have been revised instead.
It would be great if there was a way to cloud schedules. Currently, if a cell shifts, the cloud won't move with it and it creates a lot of re-work. Would be great if we could cloud in the schedule somehow.
Yes, being able to have the revision cloud track with the schedule cell, column or row would be exceedingly helpful giving these clouds float in the views and must be manually moved to the updated schedule tables.
If there existed a way (similar to excel) to have a borders feature with a line style with a standard 3/32 or 3/8" arc revision that ties in with the Revit revision schedule now THAT would be amazing.
I would like schedules to track changes like MS Word. Once the drawings are issued for construction we can enable "Track Revisions" in the schedule properties. If I delete something like a door from a schedule, it leaves a blank row and puts a revision symbol to the left of the far left cell. If I add a new door or change properties it adds a revision symbol to the left of the far left cell. I don't necessarily need a revision cloud....I just need to indicate that it changed from the last document release. And when I add new doors the revision symbol moves with it.
