Schedule with 'Split Drawing among Multiple layouts' can have only one row on one layout?

[kimaa]

I want place schedule with multiple rows(2 or 3 rows) among multiple layouts.

but 'Split Drawing among Multiple layouts' set displays only one row on one layout.

[Karel Landa]

As far as I know this is a limitation. You can not combine both options together.

You either get it spread to multiple layouts or it will go next to each other/below itself on one layout.

[Barry Kelly]

You can "Restructure' a schedule to have multiple rows on one layout.

https://help.graphisoft.com/AC/29/INT/index.htm?rhcsh=1&rhnewwnd=0&rhmapid=#t=_AC29_Help%2F055_Inter...

But if you then 'Split' the schedule to multiple pages, I am not sure if it reverts to a single row per page.

I think it does.

You can always restructure the schedule and place copies on separate layout pages.

Then crop the frames to show different rows of the schedule.

It is not as automatic and you may have to keep an eye on things if you amend the number of windows.

Barry.

[Karel Landa]

I believe one of the main expectations when using professional software is that it reliably handles these processes, ensuring a seamless data handoff. Ideally, manually verifying whether all windows or other model elements are included in a schedule shouldn't be a concern for the user when working with a robust platform like Archicad.

Although yes, your solution could work, it is not what I would want to worrry about 💁‍♂️