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| Hide zero values in schedules (Previous post) |
Following on from a previous post about how to Hide Zero Values in Revit Schedules, I have noticed that it does not work when you untick ‘Itemise each Instance’ (Multiple items per row) and you set the formatting to calculate totals – the zero returns.
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| Calculate Totals – Zeros shown |
In the example above, you probably would want to show the zeros when calculating totals of different numbers – but there are situations where you legitimately do not want to show the zero. Here follows an example, and yet another workaround to solve that problem.
Example of Workflow
A situation where you may not want to show the zeros might be when the field is a count of items. As demonstrated in my previous “Count Dracula” post, it is not possible to include the system parameter ‘Count’ in a Schedule formula; nor is it possible to make a ‘Count’ value of zero – the workaround to that problem is to create your own ‘MyCount’ parameter, as described…