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NOTE In cases of numerical values formatted for a specific precision, you can
choose to leave the actual precision value out of the data format style name,
however you should indicate it in the description.
Best Practices for Data Format Styles:
■ Before creating a new data format style, check to make sure there isn’t
already an existing one that you can re-use. There are a large number of
pre-configured data format styles in the existing “Schedule Tables
(Imperial).dwg” or “Schedule Tables (Metric).dwg” files in your AutoCAD
Architecture content folder.
Schedule Table Styles
Schedule Table Style Naming Conventions:
<Object type> Schedule <Optional additional qualifier>
Example Schedule Table Style Names:
Example NameSchedule Table Style Description
Door ScheduleDoor schedule, using standard door num-
ber property (not project-based).
Door Schedule Project BasedDoor schedule, using project-based door
number.
Best Practices for Schedule Table Styles:
■ If you have classified your object styles, consider strongly using
classifications to further filter the object and style types that your schedule
applies to. This is much more reliable than using layer filters.
■ Pay special attention to the “Applies to” property of your schedule table
style. It must match exactly the “Applies to” property of any property set
definitions whose properties you intend to use for schedule table columns.
Display Theme Styles
Aside from making sure that your style names are descriptive, there are no
conventions or standards for Display Theme Styles.
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