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No headersIt’s sometimes important to be able to change the view orders on sheets, isn’t it? It allows you not to have to rebuild everything from scratch. Look how to quickly achieve that in the attached PDF below.
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- This information was contributed by emmanuel.digiacomo.
-- Patty Gale, Autodesk Revit User Experience Team - This is a good trick. Seems like a bit of a hack, though.
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 | | 059_Revit_Tip_Changing_Views_Orders_On_Sheets.pdf No description | 825.86 kB | 10:13, 12 Oct 2011 | ccielo | Actions |