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Chief Architect X10 Reference Manual

a plan even if it is assigned to an object
and included as a schedule column.

Find Object in Plan
To find out where a line item in a Details dialog will open when you click the
schedule or the Materials List is Find Object in Plan edit button. See
located in the model, select its row or any “Details Dialog” on page 1272.
cell in its row and click the Find Object in
Plan edit button. This tool opens a view Select Location Dialog
window and selects the object or objects
associated with that line item. The Select Location dialog will open if you
If a plan view showing the floor that the click the Find Object in Plan edit button
object is on is open, that view will become when the selected row in a schedule lists
active and the object will be selected. If no objects from more than one floor.
such view is open, a new unsaved view
showing the object’s floor will be created.
See “View Windows” on page 153.

When a wall framing object is selected in a
Framing Schedule, the Wall Detail of its
parent wall will open instead. See “In Wall
Detail Views” on page 864.
If the selected item is a component of a
complex object like an Auto Dormer, Mulled
Unit, Bay Window, or Architectural Block, Select a floor in the list and click the Find
the parent object will be selected in the plan button or double-click on a floor in the list to
instead of the individual component. open a plan view window showing the
objects on the selected floor.
If the selected row or rows in a Materials List
refer to objects on different floors, the

Working with Multiple Schedules

You can create multiple versions of any type • Separate Electrical Schedules can be cre-
of schedule for a variety of purposes. For ated for light fixtures and other electrical
example: items.
• Multiple Fixture Schedules can be set up • Separate Cabinet Schedules can be set up
for use as Plumbing, Appliance or HVAC for each floor of a plan, or even for indi-
schedules. vidual rooms.

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