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Ideate Software Quick Tips: Publishing Document Issue Records in Revit

A record of your Revit sheets and their related issuance dates is a critical component of any delivery set - one that frequently needs to be updated, yet Revit does not support matrix-style data. Ideate Software makes it simple to publish Document Issue Records in Revit. STEP 1 - Learn how to automatically create a Document Issue Record with Ideate BIMLink. STEP 2 - See how Ideate Sticky can be used to display your Excel-based Document Issue Record inside of Revit. For more helpful Ideate Software workflows, see the following playlists on our YouTube channel:


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