A workflow reference for common tasks related to schedules.
On the Fields tab of the Schedule Properties dialog (or the Material Takeoff Properties dialog), you can select the fields that appear in the schedule. The following table lists the tasks you can complete from this tab.
Video: Select Fields for a Schedule
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add a field to the Scheduled Fields list | click a field name in the Available Fields box, and click
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remove a name from the Scheduled Fields list | select it from the Scheduled Fields list, and click
![]() Note: When you remove a combined parameter, the combined parameter is deleted. You must redefine it to use it again.
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delete a combined parameter | select it from the Scheduled Fields list, and click
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move a field up or down in the list | select the field, and click
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combine parameters in a single field | click
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modify a combined parameter | select the field, and click
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add a custom field | click
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modify a custom field | select the field, and click
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create a field whose value is calculated from a formula | click
![]() For example, if you want to calculate an occupancy load based on the area of a room, you could add a custom field called Occupancy Load that is calculated from the Area field. Formulas support the same mathematical functions as in the Family Editor. |
create a field that is a percentage of another field | click
![]() By default, percentages are calculated based on the total for the entire schedule. If you set grouping fields in the Sorting/Grouping tab, you can choose one of those fields here. For example, if you group a room schedule by level, you can display what percentage of the total area of the level the room occupies. |
add room parameters to a non-room schedule | for Select Available Fields From, click Room. This changes the list of fields in the Available Fields box to a list of room parameters. You can then add those room parameters to the list of scheduled fields. |
include elements from linked models | select Include elements in links. |