I am wanting to write a conditional statement to have the text "PR." pop up next to the door mark on a door schedule should the condition be met. I have created a shared, project parameter which is "yes/no". I was thinking all I needed to do was a conditional statement saying "if parameter pr. is checked yes, insert "pr." as a suffix in the mark field." (I understand the exact words of my conditional statement would be different; I am only describing the intent.) Clearly it is not that simple. Suggestions?
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Thank you!
Ledo -
How about a conditional: prefix=if(pr,"pr","") and then a combined parameter =prefix+Mark?Chris Ellersick -
cellersick. That didn't work either. I did it a bit differently. I will still need to manually acknowledge that a double door is a pair of door panels, but I guess that is better than than before.Thank you!
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Ledo,
You are using separate door families for single vs double (paired) doors, correct? If yes, a simple yes/no in the family can be picked up with an "IF" in the project schedule. We do this in our template and it works really well.
JonComment
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That sounds simple...Thank you! Would you happen to know of an "IF" statement tutorial? For clarity sake this tutorial should be on level with that of a preschooler Revit user.
Thank you!
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