Schedule View Instance Properties

Modify schedule view properties to change the fields, visual style, orientation, and other properties of the schedule.

To see or change schedule view properties on the Properties palette, do one of the following:

• With the schedule view open in the drawing area, click in an empty part of the view.
• In the Project Browser, click the view name.

Name	Description
Graphics
Visibility/Graphics Overrides	This parameter controls the visibility of linked models, nested linked models, and design options. Note that this parameter is only available when either or both of the following are present. One or more Revit links. The fields for the schedule must include link parameters. See Visibility of Linked Models. One or more design options. See Check the Design Option Settings for a View.
Identity Data
View Template	Identifies the schedule view template assigned to the view. Later changes to the view template will affect the view.
View Name	The name of the active schedule view. The view name displays in the Project Browser and in the title bar of the view. It also displays as the name of the viewport on a sheet, unless you define a value for the Title on Sheet parameter.
Dependency	Either Dependent on <View Name> or Independent. When dependent, the view is synchronous with a primary view. See Dependent Views
Phasing
Phase Filter	The specific phase filter applied to the schedule view.
Phase	The specific phase of the view. Along with the Phase Filter, it determines which model components (phase-wise) are visible in the schedule view. When you create new model components in a view, these components assume the view phase as their creation phase.
Other
Fields	Opens the Schedule Properties dialog to the Fields tab to select the schedule fields. See Workflow: Select Fields for a Schedule.
Filter	Opens the Schedule Properties dialog to the Filter tab to filter certain types of information for the schedule. See About Limiting Data Presented in a Schedule.
Sorting/Grouping	Opens the Schedule Properties dialog to the Sorting/Grouping tab to specify sorting options for rows in the schedule. You can add headers, footers, and blank lines to sorted rows. See About Sorting Fields in a Schedule.
Formatting	Opens the Schedule Properties dialog to the Formatting tab to format each field of the schedule, such as column orientation and text alignment. See About Schedule Formatting.
Appearance	Opens the Schedule Properties dialog to the Appearance tab to access graphics and text formatting options, such as gridlines, borders, and font styles. See About Schedule Formatting.