Schedule not formatting correctly when exported to PDF.

[ewolkenstein347]

The schedules I created look fine on screen, but when I export them to PDF, the text spills over the column boundaries.

[iainsavage]

Its probably a font replacement problem.

Make sure your font is embedded when exporting/printing.

[HVAC-Novice]

Happens sometimes. I always use the "export to PDF" function. I don't know if using Bluebeam or similar is better. Try some methods and see if it helps. 

I don't have a solution, but no, you are not crazy. 

[sragan]

Are you placing them on a sheet, and exporting the sheet?

Or are you trying to export the schedules directly?  

[ewolkenstein347]

This is happening using export to PDF

[ewolkenstein347]

They're on a sheet that I'm exporting

[ewolkenstein347]

Can you explain how to make sure the font is embedded? I'm not sure what that means.

[iainsavage]

Most PDF printers that I've used have an option in the settings to embed or capture fonts so that the PDF is a faithful reproduction of what is in the original document.

Here's an example (this is the PDF printer which DiRoots Prosheets uses):-

If you don't have that setting then one of the fonts on your PC will be substituted in place of the document font and might not be an exact match.

I don't know if the Revit built in exporter has such a setting, I've never used it.