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amindez9667
2009-01-19, 05:45 PM
In Revit is it possible to import a linked spread sheet.
I would like to have a linked spread sheet containing an index sheet
Of consultant drawings – as they will not be using revit.
Or is there a better way to have the index updated pretty easy
By a non revit user.
Thanks
aaronrumple
2009-01-19, 08:13 PM
Short answer, no....
Long answer - you can do it via AutoCAD. Link the Excel into AutoCAD - Then link the AutoCAD into Revit. A kludge but it sorta works.
Then there is the API, but this requires a 3rd party app:
http://www.dotsoft.com/revit/xl2cad.htm
cliff collins
2009-01-20, 04:22 PM
Better yet, just make "dummy sheets" in Revit for all your consultants.
Put them in your Project template. .rte file-then they will load into all new projects.
The consultants sheets will appear in your List of Sheets/Cover Sheet etc.
This has been discussed here before-do a search for consultants sheets.
cheers...
cphubb
2009-01-22, 04:22 PM
The xltorefit works because it makes a dxf of the excel spread sheet and imports that into Revit. You can do this yourself with ACAD as Aaron mentioned. The plugin just automates the process.
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