[Vince]

I see this a lot with one of our main contractors but haven’t really looked at the linking process.

Having just had a quick play with this, I find my way of creating an index page for the specification kind of helps although this relies on the details all being on separate pages within the specification.

Have the specification open on a separate tab and just select the detail that you want to go to from the index page.

Not the perfect solution but maybe a work around in some cases?

[Vince]

What exactly is going wrong with the output?

[Vince]

Great stuff – thanks @troy-degroot !

[Vince]

I think I may have come across something like this in the past – it was something to do with already having referred to the column in another formula i.e. you can’t refer to the same custom column twice. Well I think that was the issue – it was quite a while ago when I tried to use the formulas in Revu!

[Vince]

@David Cutler and @troy-degroot I’m actually looking at the toolbars not toolsets.

[Vince]

Shame! Copy and paste it is then.

[Vince]

I’m trying to copy the toolbar to custom profile that I’ve already set up.

[Vince]

That sounds very strange. I’ve only used it a few times but it seems to be okay each time. Maybe try a few different drawings?

[Vince]

Thanks @troy-degroot !

[Vince]

I’ve been having the same problem here @carlwegman

[Vince]

It does it with only one or two files open here unfortunately.

[Vince]

This happens for me even with one drawing open sometimes.

[Vince]

Great stuff @David Cutler !

[Vince]

I gave up on using the formulas in Revu when creating my first setup – that was for measuring roof timbers.

[Vince]

Have you got a screenshot of what you are doing in your example @David Cutler ?