Door/Room Schedules - how to leave out other floors?

[rob2218]

I have a space plan for an office I'm toying around with.
the building itself has 10 floors.
I only want to use a Room-Finish Schedule for a small portion of only 1 of the floors. what's the best technique for accomplishing this?

Also, the new office layout has "new doors" and the building has "existing doors". How do I separate the "new" from the "existing" and only show a door schedule with the "new" doors I want to call out?? Again, what's the best technique for this one?

[David Larrew]

I usually will separate the different wings of a building by naming the rooms with prefixes (ex: E101, E102, W101, W103, or A101, B101, C101, etc). This way I can separate and group the room Zones in my Schedules.

I use a similar tactic with separating doors (with prefixes for wings and/or other differences like new/existing/relocated, etc.).

[Anonymous]

To exclude existing doors you can exclude doors on the existing walls layer. Of course this doesn't work if you have new doors in existing walls. This is why I usually give the existing doors an ID of "EXIST" and exclude them from the schedule by that criterion.

[Erika Epstein]

Conversely you can set the criteria that the schedule will only list doors that e.g. start with 'D'. This approach will exclude all other door openings placed. Similar for windows.

[rob2218]

thanks all.
will try your suggestions.