This draw schedule is a table entity, so you will able use any table editing command, such as resizing columns and rows, moving the table, and manually editing text in the table.
The draw schedule is not linked to the drawing. If you make changes to the drawing, you will need to regenerate the schedule.
The Draw Schedule Wizard guides you to each step involved in creating a draw schedule:
Select objects for the schedule
To start the Draw Schedule Wizard and create a schedule from the drawing:
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Click the Draw Schedule icon
on Office toolbar. You may also use the Office ribbon.
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On the Select Objects pane of the Draw Schedule Wizard, make your selection by using either of the following options (you can combine the last 3):
Clicking the Select Objects icon.
Selecting All Objects to pull all items from the drawing,
Use a Take-Off Window.
Ignore 3D objects from your selection. -
Under Include, you can have the draw schedule list by outline level, by standard level or by parts. To view examples of each one, see Examples - draw schedules.
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Under Display, choose whether you want to show options and/or attributes in the draw schedule.
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Click Next.
Select a title and a location
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In the Schedule Title and Location pane of the Draw Schedule wizard, type in the Schedule Title.
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Click The Pick Location icon
and select a point on the drawing. You will be brought back to the dialog box.
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Choose the Layer.
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Click Next.
Choose text properties
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If you want the draw schedule components' text to be one color and size, check All Rows then set the color and size.
Otherwise, select the text color and size for text each component. We recommend that you change the text Size to 5. -
Click Next.
Add or remove columns
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In the Schedule Columns pane of the Draw Schedule wizard, select the columns you want displayed in the draw schedule.
You can change the column order by dragging and dropping the column names or by using arrow buttons. -
Click Finish.
Your draw schedule now appears within your drawing.
Note: The selections you made on each screen of the Draw Schedule Wizard will be saved so that they are automatically selected the next time you run Draw schedule.
This draw schedule is a table entity, so you will able use any table editing command, such as resizing columns and rows, moving the table, and manually editing text in the table.
The draw schedule is not linked to the drawing. If you make changes to the drawing, you will need to regenerate the schedule.
The Draw Schedule Wizard guides you to each step involved in creating a draw schedule:
Select objects for the schedule
To start the Draw Schedule Wizard and create a schedule from the drawing:
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Click the Draw Schedule icon
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On the Select Objects pane of the Draw Schedule Wizard, make your selection by using either of the following options (you can combine the last 3):
Clicking the Select Objects icon
Selecting All Objects to pull all items from the drawing,
Use a Take-Off Window.
Ignore 3D objects from your selection. -
Under Include, you can have the draw schedule list by outline level, by standard level or by parts. To view examples of each one, see Examples - draw schedules.
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Under Display, choose whether you want to show options and/or attributes in the draw schedule.
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Click Next.
Select a title and a location
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In the Schedule Title and Location pane of the Draw Schedule wizard, type in the Schedule Title.
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Click The Pick Location icon
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Choose the Layer.
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Click Next.
Choose text properties
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If you want the draw schedule components' text to be one color and size, check All Rows then set the color and size.
Otherwise, select the text color and size for text each component. We recommend that you change the text Size to 5. -
Click Next.
Add or remove columns
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In the Schedule Columns pane of the Draw Schedule wizard, select the columns you want displayed in the draw schedule.
You can change the column order by dragging and dropping the column names or by using arrow buttons. -
Click Finish.
Your draw schedule now appears within your drawing.
Note: The selections you made on each screen of the Draw Schedule Wizard will be saved so that they are automatically selected the next time you run Draw schedule.