Viewing Elements Involved In Errors; Viewing All Errors And Warnings Associated With An Error Message - Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC User Manual

Viewing Elements Involved in Errors

In the error message dialog, click Show to zoom in on the highlighted elements involved in the error.
When you click Show, Revit Architecture tries to display the elements in one of the following ways:
The only view an element is visible in, if it is only visible in one view. Dimensions are such an example.
A plan view that shows all of the elements.
An elevation view that shows all of the elements.
A drawing sheet that shows all of the elements.
A 3D view.
Any view where many of the elements are visible.
If the element cannot be shown in any view, Revit Architecture informs you.

Viewing all Errors and Warnings Associated with an Error Message

In the error message dialog, click Expand to extend the error message dialog and view a tree structure listing
the errors and warnings associated with your last action.
To see more information about each error, click the plus sign (+) in the tree structure.
A sample error structure might be
3 Error(s) (must be addressed in order to continue)
Error Message
Error 1
element associated with error
element associated with error
Error 2
element associated with error
element associated with error
Error Message 2
Error 3
element associated with error
element associated with error
1 Warning(s) (may be ignored)
Warning Message
Warning 1
element associated with error
You can select (highlight) an error heading, such as Error 1, and all elements associated with that error are
selected in the drawing area. Additionally, you can highlight an element name and only that element is
selected in the drawing area. After you highlight the element name, you can click Show, and Revit Architecture
searches views for that element only.
You can select the check box next to an element and delete it by clicking Delete Checked.
To return the error dialog to the normal view, click Collapse.
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