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2022-12-26 01:08 AM
Hello everyone,
I believe that Archicad should have a separate type of schedule, one that deals only with numerical data, for example, area schedules, perimeters, a price per unit (creating live BoQ inside Archicad)...
In numerical schedule, or however you wanna call it, we should be able to format schedules more similarly to excel.
By that, I mean to have more formatting and calculation options.
For example:
Different row/cell colors, merging certain cells, ability to have multiple totals in one schedule,
With this, we could create a more graphically appealing schedule that would filter information per user needs.
In the following attachment, this kind of table was done by coding the outer shell, which has parameters for the height and position of certain cells. In that shell, the user inserts 2-3 schedules per space typology (in this example that would mean Area for communication, Area for installation, and Usable area), depending on what numerical data needs to be visualized. Instead of one schedule to rule them all.
Having this type of schedule would reduce the time for producing needed visualization of the numerical values.
Cheers and Happy Holidays,
Stefan
2022-12-26 02:41 AM
Sounds like VectorWorks Schedules??
2022-12-26 07:39 AM
To be honest i haven't used the VectorWorks so i don't really know, but the fact remains that with the current schedule system it's very hard to create the structured schedules, without creating several of them and then like the collage paste them in the layout. 🙂