Quantities by Workset

[jigarpatel.civil282969]

Hi all,

is there any way to get quantites by workset in revit?

[Dimitri Harvalias]

Welcome to the forums Jigar.
To my knowledge Workset is not available as a default parameter when creating schedules. You can manually add a parameter that would allow you to filter or group your schedule according to workset. The fact that you are adding that parameter manually means that it would need to be verified should the workset assignment be changed.
What are you trying to get quantities for?

[Duncan Lithgow]

It might not be available as a parameter, but only worksets which are open will be included in the quantities. so just close the worksets you don't want in your quantities.

You can see which worksets are open and closed in your worksets dialog.

[jigarpatel.civil282969]

Can you explain in me detail please?

[jigarpatel.civil282969]

Hi Duncan, Can you explain me in detail please?

It might not be available as a parameter, but only worksets which are open will be included in the quantities. so just close the worksets you don't want in your quantities. You can see which worksets are open and closed in your worksets dialog.

[Duncan Lithgow]

First have a read of opening worksets especially 'To open worksets from the Worksets dialog'

If that page is unclear, let me know and I'll edit it.

Once you've got that working try and have a View and Schedule open and visible at the same time. In your View make sure you have objects in more then one workset. In your schedule of all instances (of the same object type) watch what happens when you open and close a workset which has your scheduled objects on. When the Workset is 'Closed' (think: "not in memory on my PC") it will not show up in the schedule. When you 'Open' (read: "in memory on my PC") the workset again it will reappear on the schedule.

So by 'opening' and 'closing' worksets you can control the content of the schedule by Workset.

Let me know how you get on.