It seems that revisions in Revit are made with A/E firms in mind. They are really good at automating the titleblocks with revisions numbers for large sets. I'm working for a contractor however and we usually only issue a drawing or two at a time. Those sheets often require changes later and I need a way to show updates without creating a hundred different revisions on the table. I was thinking of having general revision numbers that could be used on any sheet and have the numbers by sheet, but then we couldn't automate the dates because they would all look at the table.
Is there a way to have dates on revisions be specific to sheets?
Here is an example:
We issued E4.1 in week one. In week 2 we had to do two revisions. So the versions would be:
First Submittal - 5-4-15
Revision 1 - 5-11-15
Revision 2 - 5-14-15
We then issued E4.2 in week 3 and had a revision later than week.
First Submittal - 5-19-15
Revision 1 - 5-22-15
Is there a way to make revisions with flexible date? Would we need to make a new "First Submittal" revision for every sheet and create a new revision 1, ect. for every sheet that needed it?
Is there a way to have dates on revisions be specific to sheets?
Here is an example:
We issued E4.1 in week one. In week 2 we had to do two revisions. So the versions would be:
First Submittal - 5-4-15
Revision 1 - 5-11-15
Revision 2 - 5-14-15
We then issued E4.2 in week 3 and had a revision later than week.
First Submittal - 5-19-15
Revision 1 - 5-22-15
Is there a way to make revisions with flexible date? Would we need to make a new "First Submittal" revision for every sheet and create a new revision 1, ect. for every sheet that needed it?
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