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[SOLVED] Property missing

ReignBough
Enthusiast
Assuming that there is initially no property on Property Manager.
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  • Create a property on Property Manager.
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  • Export the created property.
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  • Create a scheme/schedule with criteria of the created property.
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  • Delete the create property on Property Manager.
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  • Import the exported property.
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  • Open schedule. The criteria (with property) is now "Missing".
Why?
~ReignBough~
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ReignBough
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Thanks stefan.

I am trying to create add-on that uses the property. I saved the GUID of the property on a file. I did the process above except that the scheme is the file I created. That's why I found that this is happening on the scheme.

I already created a work around with this problem.
~ReignBough~
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Windows 11 Pro, AMD Ryzen 7, 3.20GHz, 32.0GB RAM, 64-bit OS

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stefan
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This is not a developer question, but here it goes:

When you export a property in a schedule to Excel, there is a hidden column with the internal Property ID.

When you delete the Property, it is gone together with the ID.

When you re-import the schedule, ARCHICAD cannot map this property to something that doesn't exist anymore.

If you try to re-create the property, it'll have a different internal ID. So it is lost forever.

You may be able to export your properties to XML, edit the XML to re-enter the old guid and re-import the properties from the XML to re-create the same guid.
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ReignBough
Enthusiast
Thanks stefan.

I am trying to create add-on that uses the property. I saved the GUID of the property on a file. I did the process above except that the scheme is the file I created. That's why I found that this is happening on the scheme.

I already created a work around with this problem.
~ReignBough~
ARCHICAD 27 INT (since AC18)
Windows 11 Pro, AMD Ryzen 7, 3.20GHz, 32.0GB RAM, 64-bit OS
davdelven
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Hello,
Any improvement on that?
"You may be able to export your properties to XML, edit the XML to re-enter the old guid and re-import the properties from the XML to re-create the same guid."
Thanks
David Delgado Vendrell

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