We've had three projects in the last few days where the counts of a product in the legend were not true to the actual number of product drawn on the plans. In the attached project, you can see that the rotor total in the legend is 46, but if you count the actual plan symbols, there are 56. In the previous project, the pipe length was incorrect. We can't figure out what is causing this. Hoping someone can help or offer advice. Thanks.
Accepted Answer
It's because some of those were placed as Hunter I-20 rotors, instead of PGP's.
To locate the errant rotors, you can place one of each off to the side, and then use Highlight Station -- it will highlight all rotors that match, which you can use to track down the ones that are not highlighting. You can then use our Match Properties tool to reassociate them correctly.
--J
To locate the errant rotors, you can place one of each off to the side, and then use Highlight Station -- it will highlight all rotors that match, which you can use to track down the ones that are not highlighting. You can then use our Match Properties tool to reassociate them correctly.
--J
- Julie Riddle
- 7 years ago
- #21
Excellent, this solution worked great. I don't have the Match Properties tool available in my toolbar, oddly, but I was able to access it in the command ribbon as FX_MATCHPROP so it exists somewhere. Thank you much Jeremiah.
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Accepted Answer
It's because some of those were placed as Hunter I-20 rotors, instead of PGP's.
To locate the errant rotors, you can place one of each off to the side, and then use Highlight Station -- it will highlight all rotors that match, which you can use to track down the ones that are not highlighting. You can then use our Match Properties tool to reassociate them correctly.
--J
To locate the errant rotors, you can place one of each off to the side, and then use Highlight Station -- it will highlight all rotors that match, which you can use to track down the ones that are not highlighting. You can then use our Match Properties tool to reassociate them correctly.
--J
- Julie Riddle
- 7 years ago
- #21
Excellent, this solution worked great. I don't have the Match Properties tool available in my toolbar, oddly, but I was able to access it in the command ribbon as FX_MATCHPROP so it exists somewhere. Thank you much Jeremiah.
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