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Setting up sheet collections

Setting up sheet collections

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Setting up sheet collections

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- [Instructor] This week I want to talk about a new feature in Revit 2025 called sheet collections. So if you've been using Revit for a while, you know that sheet numbers in Revit must be unique. So if you've used the number A101, for example, then later if you try and create another sheet and name it A101, you'll get an error message that says that you're already using that number and that you need to choose something that's unique. And the reason for this is really quite simple. Revit does coordination of all your callouts for you, and if you could use the same sheet number multiple times, it would be really difficult to coordinate that. Well, they've introduced a feature called sheet collections, which allows you to have more than one group of sheets for different purposes. And within each of those groups, within each collection, you can use the same sheet numbers. So it is actually possible now to have more than one A101 as long as there're in two different sheet collections. Now…

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