Autodesk 00128-051462-9310 User Guide - Page 2152

A table cell must contain at least one character for you to be able to select an individual cell. If the property was defined without a default entry and no data for that property was entered before the table was created, the cell is blank. You can enter the value by accessing the property data directly in the object or the object style, depending on where the property is attached. For more information, see "Property Set Data" on page 2062. INVALID in a Table Cell Why do all the cells of one column in a schedule table show a value of INVALID? A property value appears as invalid in a schedule table if the property was deleted from a property set that is used in the schedule table. To edit the schedule table style to remove the property from the table, see "Editing Columns in a Schedule Table" on page 2048. To edit the property set definition to restore the property, see "Adding a Manual Property Definition to a Property Set Definition" on page 2081 or "Adding an Automatic Property Definition to a Property Set Definition" on page 2083. Troubleshooting Schedule Table Styles This topic provides answers to the following questions: Add Column Button Unavailable Why is the Add Column button unavailable when I try to add columns to a schedule table style? This button is unavailable if the drawing does not contain any property sets that apply to the same objects or styles that the schedule table style is applied to. For more information, see "Specifying Objects for a Schedule Table Style" on page 2043 and "Adding Columns to a Schedule" on page 2044. Property Sets Unavailable Why are the property sets I want to use unavailable when I try to add a column? Property sets are listed only if property set definitions are stored in the current drawing. Also, only property sets that apply to all the objects you selected on the Applies To tab are available to use in schedule table columns. A property set that applies only to some of the selected objects cannot be included in the schedule table. For example, a window schedule that applies to windows and window assemblies cannot contain columns for properties that apply only to window assemblies. Quantity Column not Totalling Why is the Quantity column in my schedule table style not totalling objects that are the same. Objects that are the same, such as all doors of a certain style with identical dimensions, are not grouped and totaled if values for any cell are different. For example, the objects are not totalled if the table contains object numbers or if some objects have remarks and some do not. Matrix Column Displaying Data Instead of a Matrix Symbol Why does the matrix column I formatted for a property show data values instead of the matrix symbol? If the property specified in the column can have multiple values, you need to add columns to the matrix format to accommodate all possible values. For example, in a finish schedule in which walls may be assigned one of four finishes, you need to enter a number greater than three for Max Columns to create a column for each finish. When you then create a table from the style, the matrix symbol appears in the finish column for the finish value entered in the property data for the walls of each space. Troubleshooting Classification Definitions This topic answers the following questions about troubleshooting classification definitions: Empty Classification Tab in Style Properties Why does the Classifications tab in the style properties have nothing in it? The Classifications tab in the object style properties contains no data if no classification definitions are defined for styles of that object type. For example, if the drawing contains no classification definitions that apply to wall styles, the Classifications tab in the Wall Style Properties dialog does not contain any classification information. You specify the object styles to which a classification definition applies when you create the definition. For more information, see "Specifying the Object Types for a Classification Definition" on page 2100. 2112 | Chapter 46 Schedules and Display Themes