Rebar Number problems using Splice Rebar

Rebar Number problems using Splice Rebar

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Rebar Number problems using Splice Rebar

info7ATXY
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After I used Splice Rebar in a set of rebar, I tried to do a Schedule with the Partitions, but, instead of having (as usual) a single Rebar Number for each set, it applied a Rebar Number for every single bar.

Actually it happened not for both of the spliced parts, but just for one of them.

Infinitely grateful to anyone who can help me.

Thanks in advance

Martina

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jay_colc
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Do you have any variable rebar? If so is the numbering setting correct?

Do you have you Schedule set for Itemize every instance?

 

 

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info7ATXY
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First of all, thank you so much for your quick reply.

Yes, the set is variable and I didn't Itemize every instance.

Usually, without using Splice Rebar, it gave a single Rebar Number even to a variable set

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jay_colc
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I can only assume with the limited information that the Schedule contains a Filter or Sorting setting which is populating the information as min still group but if i sort by length then the schedule shows all individual Variable Reber Lengths

 

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Jay Colcombe

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B.Sc. Hons Civil & Structural Engineering

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info7ATXY
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That was the problem! thank you so much!

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