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Long Title for a Classification Property My schedule table contains an extremely long title for a classification property. How can I fix this? The default column header in schedule table styles is the description of the property selected in the property set definition. The default description for classification properties comprises the names of the classification definition, the classification property set, and the classification. In the schedule table style, you can edit the column header to create a shorter header. For more information, see "Adding Columns to a Schedule" on page 2044. If you clear Use classification name for description when you add or edit a classification property in the property set definition, you can enter a shorter description. For more information, see "Adding a Classification Property Definition to a Property Set Definition" on page 2085. Classifications Property to a Property Set Definition Why are no classification property sets listed when I try to add a classification property to a property set definition? No classification property sets are listed if there are no classification property sets for the classification definitions that apply to the object or object style specified in the current property set definition. Including Classifications in a Schedule Table I want to include classifications in a schedule table.Why do I not see an option for them in the schedule table style? The schedule table style must use property sets that contain classification properties. The classification properties are then available to include in a schedule table style. Objects Not Included in the Schedule Why were numerous objects in my drawing not included in a schedule table? If you use classification filters in the schedule table style, only objects of the specified type that meet all the classification criteria are included in the schedule table. For example, if you create a door schedule for doors that are classified new and exterior, only doors that meet both criteria are included in the schedule table. If an object meets only some of the classification criteria, it is not included in the schedule table. Classifications Selected but Object Not Included I selected all the classifications for a classification definition in the schedule table style, but many objects were not included in the schedule.Why did this happen? If a classification was not selected in the object style for the classification definition used in the schedule table style, objects of that style are not included in the schedule. The classification for such objects is Unspecified, and they are filtered from the schedule table. To include all objects in a schedule table, regardless of classification, do not select any classifications on the Applies To tab in the schedule table style. Troubleshooting Schedule Tags This topic answers the following questions about troubleshooting schedule tags: Difference Between Schedule Tags and Project Schedule Tags When do I select a project-based schedule tag instead of basic schedule tag? The difference between a standard schedule tag and a project-based schedule tag is that a project-based schedule tag recognizes the level in the project in which the object is located. When you want this additional information captured, use a project-based schedule tag. For more information, see "Adding Tags Using Schedule Tag Tools" on page 2030 and "Annotating a Building Project" on page 297. Troubleshooting Units This topic answers the following question about troubleshooting units: Values on the Extended Data Tab Why does the display change for the units of a manual property when I select the value on the Extended Data tab? Long Title for a Classification Property | 2113