How to put columns on stairs in revit

[jppinhovilela]

when you place a column supporting a structural floor in revit, you can create a single column that goes up to the top floor and each floor automatically "cut" the column so it won't pass through the floors. I want to create columns suporting the landings of a stairway (like in the image I've attached) but the stair landing won't cut the columns, I want to know if the same thing can be done, or if I need to create a different column for each landing

As you can see in the image the column is passing through the landing

[Ahmed.Ahmed962]

TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE: Stairs do not join with structural members

[_Vijay]

Yes, stairs do not join with Structural elements. you need to create individual columns  for each landings.

[ipselute]

You can break up the stairs into components: create individual ramps, and create the intermediary landing as a concrete slab. Then attach the columns to that slab.

Stairs are not considered structural elements, therefore they are not part of the analytical model. That's a reason why theycan't cut the columns.

[hmunsell]

Those are pretty substantial "Landings". Have you considered making them Floors, then the columns should cut themselves.