Using The Project Browser - Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC User Manual

If you select multiple family elements of the same type, you can delete the selected items in one operation.
For example:
Within loaded component family types, you can select and delete elements in multiple categories (such
as windows and doors).
Within system family types, you can select and delete elements in multiple categories (such as ceilings,
floors, and walls).

Using the Project Browser

The Project Browser is a powerful way to navigate and manage complex projects.
If you want to...
Views, Schedules, Sheets
open a view
add a view to a sheet
remove a view from a sheet
create a new sheet
copy a view
copy a view with view-specific elements
rename views, schedules
rename a sheet
close a view
delete a view
then...
double-click the name of the view, or right-click the name and click Open from
the shortcut menu. The active view name displays in bold.
drag the view name onto the sheet name or onto the sheet in the drawing area.
You can also right-click the sheet name, and click Add View on the shortcut
menu. In the Views dialog, select the view to add, and click Add View to Sheet.
After you perform one of these actions, the sheet is active in the drawing area,
and the added view displays as a viewport. As you move the cursor, the viewport
moves with it. When the viewport is in the desired location on the sheet, click
to place it.
under the sheet name, right-click the view name, and click Remove from Sheet.
right-click the Sheets branch, and click New Sheet.
right-click the view name, and click Duplicate View
right-click the view name, and click Duplicate View
View-specific elements (such as detail components and dimensions) are copied
into the view. This command is available for plan views, callout views, drafting
views, and section views. You cannot copy callouts from plan views.
right-click the view name, and click Rename. In the Rename View dialog, enter
a new name, and click OK.
right-click the sheet name, and click Rename. In the Sheet Title dialog, enter a
name and number for the sheet, and click OK.
right-click the view name, and click Close.
right-click the view name and click Delete, or click the view and click Delete on
the toolbar.
Duplicate.
Duplicate with Detailing.
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