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nazeerz8 View Drop Down
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    Posted: 03.Jan.2021 at 17:12
Column Schedule or Graphic Column Schedule will list out the types of columns that we used with size and shape.
btw types of columns mean ? Are you meaning Architectural, Structural RCC, Structural Steel Columns?

Please Share Me which Exam You are taking. Thank You.


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Points: 2 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 04.Nov.2020 at 15:12
hello all! i'm retaking the revit professional exam later this month, and one of the issues i'm facing with some of the exam questions is when they ask for what 'the shortest' method is to achieve a result - ie, changing a certain column type/profile when there are multiple column types present in a structure, etc. does anyone have any tips or compilations on shortcuts for these kinds of actions in revit? thank you
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