Make a schedule of a item from MEPcontent and then export the scedule to excel

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Make a schedule of a item from MEPcontent and then export the scedule to excel

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Hello,

 

i'm having trouble making a schedule in my revit project to get all the correct data into the schedule.

i wanna insert some info of a few components into my schedule like Procescode, Article Type and Code but when i make the scedule i don't get all the correct data and can't find out whats is going wrong.

 

in the picture below you can see the data of 1 component i want in the schedule. The procescode under the defenition Identity Data is a shared parameter i made to define individual components in the project, but when i make a schedule and select the parameter it is just all blank cells.

as you can see in the picture i filled in the Code and the Procestype in the properties of the component but they dont show up in the schedule

 

hope i made it clear enough what i am trying to accomplish and what is maybe going wrong.

 

thanks in advance

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Anonymous
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Are the MEP components included in the categories for your schedule?

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Jeroen_Sturme
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Not in the picture i added but i already tried it with adding the MEP content schedule catagory but nothing changed

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Anonymous
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That was by the way me, diffrent account.

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Anonymous
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Did you make sure to add it under this dialog box for your instance parameter?

MEP Parameter.png

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Jeroen_Sturme
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The Catagorie: MEP Fabrication Ductwork and MEP Fabrication Hangers where unchecked. i've changed it and checked it by trying to make a new schedule but it did not work

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Anonymous
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Is the Procescode a project or shared parameter?

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Jeroen_Sturme
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Its a Project parameter and the tag i created to tag the code is a shared parameter

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Anonymous
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Could you send a screenshot of the schedule properties and the parameter associated with the Procescode?

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Jeroen_Sturme
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sure

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Jeroen_Sturme
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#2

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Jeroen_Sturme
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last one

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Anonymous
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@Jeroen_Sturme wrote:

#2



And the MEP categories are checked under the parameters properties dialog box. 3rd photo attached in this thread "Parameter properties"

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Jeroen_Sturme
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Yes they are all checked

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Anonymous
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I just looked back through the OP and see that the item you have listed is a detail item and not an actual family. I am not sure this information will show up in this type of schedule. Have not dealt with this type before. Sorry to have made you go through all these steps.

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Jeroen_Sturme
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Not a problem at all, im glad some one is even trying to help me out here even if we can't figure out whats going wrong.

i have thought about that to that that is maybe a problem, ive went into the familie and made a parameter inside the Family Types of one of the famillies i numbered and did a test with filling some of the sensors in but that also didn't work so im kinda out of idea's what to try next.

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Anonymous
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Just one more question, was detail items checked in your parameter properties?

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Jeroen_Sturme
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yes sir it is checked to

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Anonymous
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The reason this is not showing up is because it is a detail item placed on a drafting view.

It is a viable way to make schematics in Revit, but unfortunately won't show up in the schedules.

Schedules will only count families placed in the model.

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