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Adding Rows to a Schedule

You can add rows to the following types of schedules:

For schedules for other types of elements, you must add the element to the model directly before it displays in the schedule.

The new row displays at the bottom of the schedule. Enter values as desired.

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jasonmccool8686Mon Nov 7, 2011 9:18 amIt would be nice if you could have Revit add the row below a currently selected row instead of only at the end. Especially if you're using schedules to generate your General Notes.
greg.mercurioWed Oct 31, 2012 3:02 pmAbout adding rows, since you are probably using key schedules for your general notes this trick will work for you. Make sure that the Key Name column is unhidden if it isn't already, and add the number of new rows that you need. Then, in order to move those rows anywhere else in the schedule, simply change the number in the Key Name column to the same number as the row directly above where the new row is going to be. The new row will automatically relocate so that the Key Name column is in sequential order. The Key Name parameter will also accept decimal numbers to keep from having duplicates. Hope this is helpful.
KDolleyFri Nov 2, 2012 11:20 amThanks for the tip Greg!

~Kevin Dolley, The Revit User Experience Team