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In this exercise, you'll practice how to create schedules.
Exercise
Transcript
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this is a practice exercise solution for create a schedule.
00:06
In this exercise we need to create and format a wall schedule
00:13
to begin.
00:14
I'll scroll down in the project browser
00:17
to the schedules quantities branch
00:20
and then right click that branch and select new schedule quantities
00:26
in the new schedule dialog. I'll select the walls category
00:31
and leave it set to schedule, building components and then click OK
00:38
for this schedule we need to add the family field
00:46
and then
00:48
type mark and the type.
00:52
We can simply double click those two adam
00:55
to our list of scheduled fields
00:58
and then we need the function
01:03
length
01:05
and width
01:09
and if needed, you can always move those up and down if you add them in the wrong order.
01:16
Next on the sorting grouping tab will choose to sort by the function
01:24
and then by the type
01:27
And for each one of those will add a footer
01:30
so that it groups by each of those parameters.
01:34
And then we can also add a blank line
01:38
and then on the formatting tab will make the family field a hidden field.
01:45
And then for the type mark function,
01:49
length and width will change the alignment to center
01:57
and also for the length. We will set that to calculate totals
02:07
and then we'll switch to the appearance tab
02:11
and we will leave everything at the default values except for the text and
02:18
the title text will set to a quarter quarter inch aerial the header text,
02:30
And then we'll click OK
02:32
to create the schedule.
02:35
And now we can expand
02:38
the type field
02:40
and expand that column so it's a little bit bigger and then adjust the other ones
02:46
as needed.
02:51
And now we can see that the schedule is grouped by the type.
02:59
And as we scroll down, we can also see that it is grouped by
03:04
the function.
03:08
And
03:09
for length we are calculating the totals.
00:00
this is a practice exercise solution for create a schedule.
00:06
In this exercise we need to create and format a wall schedule
00:13
to begin.
00:14
I'll scroll down in the project browser
00:17
to the schedules quantities branch
00:20
and then right click that branch and select new schedule quantities
00:26
in the new schedule dialog. I'll select the walls category
00:31
and leave it set to schedule, building components and then click OK
00:38
for this schedule we need to add the family field
00:46
and then
00:48
type mark and the type.
00:52
We can simply double click those two adam
00:55
to our list of scheduled fields
00:58
and then we need the function
01:03
length
01:05
and width
01:09
and if needed, you can always move those up and down if you add them in the wrong order.
01:16
Next on the sorting grouping tab will choose to sort by the function
01:24
and then by the type
01:27
And for each one of those will add a footer
01:30
so that it groups by each of those parameters.
01:34
And then we can also add a blank line
01:38
and then on the formatting tab will make the family field a hidden field.
01:45
And then for the type mark function,
01:49
length and width will change the alignment to center
01:57
and also for the length. We will set that to calculate totals
02:07
and then we'll switch to the appearance tab
02:11
and we will leave everything at the default values except for the text and
02:18
the title text will set to a quarter quarter inch aerial the header text,
02:30
And then we'll click OK
02:32
to create the schedule.
02:35
And now we can expand
02:38
the type field
02:40
and expand that column so it's a little bit bigger and then adjust the other ones
02:46
as needed.
02:51
And now we can see that the schedule is grouped by the type.
02:59
And as we scroll down, we can also see that it is grouped by
03:04
the function.
03:08
And
03:09
for length we are calculating the totals.