Schedule out, Excel edits,
values back in.
Revit exports schedules happily and imports nothing. Here is the full round trip, including the part Revit leaves out.
Revit exports schedules happily and imports nothing. Here is the full round trip, including the part Revit leaves out.
Open the schedule, File → Export → Reports → Schedule. You get a tab-delimited text file that Excel opens. Good enough for reviewing; it has no Element IDs, so there is no reliable way to match rows back to elements if Marks are duplicated or empty.
There is no Import schedule. Options are: paste values into the schedule view cell by cell (no validation, no block paste), Dynamo (Data.ImportExcel + SetParameterByName, maintained by you), or a link add-in.
Yes. Link shows which columns map to type parameters; a type value updates every instance of that type, and validation tells you how many.
Choose another key - Mark, Number, Type Name - in the mapping step. Rows that match more than one element are flagged, not written.
$12/month or $99/year after the trial. Excel, CSV and Google Sheets; Revit 2020-2027.
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