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Working with Schedule Table Styles
Schedule table styles determine the content and appearance of schedule tables
you add to drawings. You can customize a schedule table by adding headings,
organizing columns, or specifying the sort order. The schedule table tools
provided with the software have predefined styles and properties. You can
customize these styles or create new ones.
Content and Format of Schedule Tables
Use schedule table styles to specify the following characteristics of schedule
tables:
â– Objects that can be included
â– Property data to be tracked
â– Sequence and format of columns
â– Property data format of schedule values
â– Format of table titles, column headers, and table cells
â– Sorting sequence of rows
â– Display properties of tables
Flagging Out-of-Date Schedules
In a schedule table style, you can specify whether a schedule is updated when
objects included in the schedule change. If you turn off the automatic update
option, you can still determine whether data in the schedule reflects changes
in the drawing. The display properties of the schedule style include an
out-of-date marker. When this marker is turned on, a diagonal slash is drawn
through the table when the schedule has not been updated. Updating the
schedule removes the out-of-date marker.
NOTE You should always update your schedules before plotting and not rely
completely on the out-of-date-marker.
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