topic Re: How to set up List Schemes? in Modeling

How to set up List Schemes?

MarinRacic — Wed, 15 Sep 2004 19:01:12 GMT

I've got an apartment building with 2 apartments per story, but I don't know how to set up the Calculate Menu's list to get one simple spreadsheet with areas of every apartment.

I've numbered the zones A-1, A-2... for apartment A and B-1, B-2 for apt. B. and all I need is a simple table with rooms listed for every apt. and its total area.

Re: How to set up List Schemes?

MarinRacic — Wed, 15 Sep 2004 19:02:24 GMT

This is what should my desired table look like...

Re: How to set up List Schemes?

Anonymous — Wed, 15 Sep 2004 19:17:59 GMT

Try using the interactive schedule.

Its pretty easy. You can group by..(here floor) and sum area.

Just spend some time with the Interactive Scheduler and you can make it easily

Re: How to set up List Schemes?

MarinRacic — Wed, 15 Sep 2004 21:01:18 GMT

How can I set up the IS to sum the apartments individually? I've managed to get the table to look ok, but I miss the sum of each apartment - all i can get is the total sum. I've checked the AC help, but couldn't find what I need to complete this...

Re: How to set up List Schemes?

Aussie John — Thu, 16 Sep 2004 00:59:03 GMT

You need to modify the zone to have an extra parameter (the A,B etc) which represents the apartment. Then in the IS check "use first parameter as subtitle" (in fields) make sure your new apartment parameter has been added and is the first. The IS will group the rooms by apartment.

Still in the field area, and to the right of the check box where you selected the sum symbol is another check with a flag symbol. Check so a flag is next to the first Apartment field. The area sums will sub total by the field with the flag.

I didnt know this before so I have learnt some new myself.

Re: How to set up List Schemes?

Laszlo Nagy — Thu, 16 Sep 2004 09:10:52 GMT

Aussie wrote:
You need to modify the zone to have an extra parameter (the A,B etc) which represents the apartment. Then in the IS check "use first parameter as subtitle" (in fields) make sure your new apartment parameter has been added and is the first. The IS will group the rooms by apartment.

Still in the field area, and to the right of the check box where you selected the sum symbol is another check with a flag symbol. Check so a flag is next to the first Apartment field. The area sums will sub total by the field with the flag.

I didnt know this before so I have learnt some new myself.

You can set the User IDs of zones belonging to the same Apartment to "A" or "B", then use the User ID field in Interactive Schedule.

Re: How to set up List Schemes?

Aussie John — Thu, 16 Sep 2004 09:34:56 GMT

laszlonagy wrote:
You can set the User IDs of zones belonging to the same Apartment to "A" or "B", then use the User ID field in Interactive Schedule.

even easier

Re: How to set up List Schemes?

MarinRacic — Sat, 18 Sep 2004 17:19:54 GMT

Beautiful! Thanks guys!