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Troubleshooting Schedule Tags
This topic answers the following questions about troubleshooting schedule
tags:
Difference Between Schedule Tags and Project Schedule Tags
When do I select a project-based schedule tag instead of basic schedule tag?
The difference between a standard schedule tag and a project-based schedule
tag is that a project-based schedule tag recognizes the level in the project in
which the object is located. When you want this additional information
captured, use a project-based schedule tag.
For more information, see Adding Tags Using Schedule Tag Tools on page 3718
and Workflow for Annotating a Project on page 515.
Troubleshooting Units
This topic answers the following question about troubleshooting units:
Values on the Extended Data Tab
Why does the display change for the units of a manual property when I select
the value on the Extended Data tab?
An override was applied in the property set definition that is attached to the
object. Property data formats control how units are edited and displayed. If
you assign a type of unit other than the default in the property set definition,
an override is applied to the property data format. Units specified in the
property set definition controls what is stored in the drawing. The Extended
Data tab of the Properties palette displays the units as defined in the property
data format.
For example, with units specified as inches and unit format specified as
Architectural in the property data format for Length–Long, when you select
Length–Long for Format in the property set definition, Inches displays for
Units by default. You can select any other type of unit that is identified for
Length–Long (such as feet and millimeters). If you select Feet in place of Inches
in the property set definition, and select a door with a manual property called
HeightOverride, and enter 84 on the Extended Data tab, the value displays
7'-0''.
3866 | Chapter 49 Schedules and Display Themes
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