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View Underlay - Check the underlay setting to see if the view is showing the other level
View Range - Check this to see if it is limited to the correct level and reasonable cut plane, top and bottom offsets.
View Associate Level - Look at the Associated Level parameter in the Properties Palette, this should make the intended level the view is named for.
I see the last one quite a bit. When people copy a view and then rename it, renaming a copy of Level 1 to Level 2 does NOT create view based on Level 2, it is locked into the original Level, Level 1 in this case. A new view must be created as a copy of a view associated with the correct level or by using the View ribbon > Plan View > choosing the correct plan view type and level.
If those aren't the culprit we'll need more clues.
I have a FCU that is placed on level 1 ref. level and is showing on level 2 floor plans. My view range isn't set to go below associated level, I dont...
OK, I think I am not seeing the forest for the trees so to speak. I have a project I am doing an as-built for. It is truly basic...2 stories, so 2 levels....
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