[Kristle]

Hello,

I’m hoping there’s a solution to this issue I’m experiencing. In a project I’m working on, I have different areas that I would like to separate out when I create it into a Worksheet. I was using the Assign function to create aliases for naming these areas. When I finished giving the areas their aliases and created a worksheet from the drawing, the line items aren’t separated out based on the aliases that I assigned for them, they just take one of the aliases and group all like items together. In the drawing, the different aliases show up whenever I use Cap Info and I see that they’re separate from each other. Most of the items, if not all, are the same but are located in different areas. I would like to keep them separated out for the client as well as for our internal use at the office but my work-around currently is selecting one area/room, creating a worksheet, and then creating a master list once I’m done with all of the areas needed. This work-around is doable when I’m dealing with a small section but I am hoping there is an easier way for this and I may just be missing a step. I’ve attached an sample from the project I’m working on with the aliases I’ve assigned to the sections.

Attachments:

1. EXAMPLE.zip

[Eric DeVito]

It sounds as if your Worksheet is consolidating and not considering your alias values. You should review your consolidation criteria as described in this Knowledge Base Article

 

 

[Kristle]

Awesome! I followed that write-up and Worksheet is seeing everything as its own alias now. Thank you so much for your help, Eric!

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