Shading of rows/columns in schedules

[Wes Macaulay]

The idea here is to make the schedule more readable - specify whether you want alternating rows or columns shaded, specify the shading colour, and there you go.

[jamesd10181097]

Along with the shading is there a way to control the decimal rounding, I found a dialog box for ir but it depends on the units used in the field and since the field i am trying to round is the result of an equation it won't let me control it.

Also is there a way to take the result of an equation and get it to display in a tag. For example the eqation I am talking about here is from a room schedule I made where I added a field for SF/occupant I use this to divide the Area of the room and come up with an occupancy load for code review purposes.

I would like to generate code review plans where I could have a room tag with that result below the room number. Anyone know how I may accomplish this?

Also I would like to have a field for occupancy type, where I could choose from a pull down the differnet kinds of occupancies, educational, office, storage (from the table in IBC) and when i select the occupancy type it fills in the appropiate SF information in the SF/occupant.

I added a few wishes, maybe I should have started another thread, sorry

[aaronrumple]

On the Formatting tab you can set the rounding value for you field. By default it uses the project settings.

[dpollard909366]

Shading by parameters would be a huge advantage to revit scheduling. I wouldn't have to export to excel all of the time.

Also it would be nice to be able to break a schedule onto several sheets. If I have a schedule with 1000 items in it and I want to print it out on 18 8.5x11 sheets, it becomes very difficult....