Placing An Unplaced Area; Viewing A List Of Unplaced Areas; Hiding Unplaced Areas In An Area Schedule; Deleting Areas - Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC User Manual

The area is removed from its location in the building model. However, the project still contains the
information about the area. In an area schedule, the area is listed as Not Placed. If desired, you can place
the area in another location. See

Placing an Unplaced Area

1 Open the area plan view where you want to place the area.
2 Click Drafting menu
3 On the Options Bar, for Area, select the desired area from the list.
4 In the drawing area, click to place the selected area in the desired location.

Viewing a List of Unplaced Areas

1 If the project does not include an area schedule, create one.
2 Display the area schedule in the drawing area.
3 On the Options Bar, for Not placed/Not enclosed, select Isolate.

Hiding Unplaced Areas in an Area Schedule

1 Display the area schedule in the drawing area.
2 On the Options Bar, for Not placed/Not enclosed, select Hide.

Deleting Areas

Delete selected areas from a project when you no longer want to retain any information about the areas.
952 | Chapter 14 Rooms and Areas
Click Edit menu Delete.
Placing an Unplaced Room
Area, or select Area on the Room and Area tab of the Design Bar.
Area schedules update automatically to reflect the new location of the area.
See Creating a Schedule or Quantity
The area schedule lists areas defined in the building model. For any areas that are currently
unplaced, the schedule displays Not Placed for any read-only fields, including: Area, Perimeter,
Level, Upper Limit, and Volume.
This option filters the schedule so that it lists only the areas that are not placed or enclosed.
You may want to save this schedule that you can quickly determine which areas need to be
placed or enclosed.
The area schedule lists areas defined in the building model. For any areas that are currently
unplaced, the schedule displays Not Placed for any read-only fields, including: Area, Perimeter,
Level, Upper Limit, and Volume.
This option filters the schedule so that it lists only the areas that are currently placed (and
enclosed).
To redisplay the areas that are not placed or enclosed in the schedule, for Not placed/Not
enclosed, select Show.
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