2008-11-19 10:33 PM
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2008-11-20 12:48 AM
Wrathchild wrote:You can just add your own identification field to each of your objects with a numeric type and then include that field in your schedule - it'll sort propertly.
They are stored in the User Defined text field of switches, receptacles and lights I made or in some cases an appliance (dishwasher, water heater, etc.) I renamed "User Defined 1" as "Circuit #" but it was all based on a GS element subtype.
2008-11-20 12:50 AM
Karl wrote:Thanks, Karl. I'll give that a try.Wrathchild wrote:You can just add your own identification field to each of your objects with a numeric type and then include that field in your schedule - it'll sort propertly.
They are stored in the User Defined text field of switches, receptacles and lights I made or in some cases an appliance (dishwasher, water heater, etc.) I renamed "User Defined 1" as "Circuit #" but it was all based on a GS element subtype.
Cheers,
Karl
2008-11-20 01:11 AM
2008-11-20 01:13 AM
Wrathchild wrote:Out of ideas at the moment... but your example is another reason for the longtime wish for better formatting control for schedules. If we had format fields like in Excel, it would be easy to have zeroes print as blanks (and negatives as red or in parentheses), and all kinds of other things...
That gives all my items a value of at least 0. I was only assigning a value to the incident used for the home run. Don't see a way to make zero values an exception for a parameter in the scheme settings. I'll think on it some more and come up with something.