Thread: "If" statements & door schedule..

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?

How about a conditional: prefix=if(pr,"pr","") and then a combined parameter =prefix+Mark?

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.

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.

Jon

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.

https://www.revitforum.org/tutorials...day-usage.html