Once the file has been exported, you can only modify existing data in the fields generated during the export. Importing a man-made Excel file will not work as Revit will only answer to a specific structure of data. It is mandatory to use the Export feature at first and let the add-in generate its own fields. Read only parameters and type parameters are colored in light gray when exporting to Excel so you can distinguish them from the rest. For that matter, type parameter modifications are not supported by our application. If we modify them, we modify all the instances of that type. Type parameters are one in a kind parameters too. You won’t be able to modify this kind of parameters even you modify it in the Excel file because you aren’t allowed to write in those parameters. Some parameters in Revit are considered as “read-only” when their value is controlled by the Revit engine. Reduced training costs on BIM software's.Data management without managing the 3D model.Once modified, you import the data back to Revit and your schedules or standards are going to be updated.
You can export schedules as well as Revit standards to manage them in Excel. It also means you can alleviate the data management process by delegating tasks related to the model to team members that don’t use the model. The Import/Export Excel allows you to synchronize data back and forth between Autodesk® Revit® and Excel. Adding the grand total at the end of the table.Improved visual display of tables in Excel.Importing "integer" and "boolean" values.Sorts on multiple parameters when exporting.
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