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00:04
in this video,
00:05
you'll learn how to create a key schedule that can then
00:09
be used to automate the addition of consistent schedule information.
00:14
Key schedules are great for schedules that
00:17
contain multiple items with the same characteristics.
00:26
For this example we'll create a key schedule for the room schedule
00:32
all open the room schedule
00:35
and we can see all of the rooms in the project
00:40
as you can see
00:42
the floor, base ceiling and wall finished parameters are blank
00:48
and there are multiple types of rooms that are similar.
00:53
That would have the same information for these parameters.
00:58
When that's the case, you can create a key schedule
01:03
on the view tab
01:05
in the create panel,
01:07
expand the schedules button and click schedule quantities.
01:13
For this example,
01:14
I'll select the rooms category
01:18
and then
01:19
instead of selecting schedule, building components,
01:22
I'll select schedule keys,
01:26
rev It updates the name of the schedule and also makes the key name available.
01:33
You can enter in whatever information you want.
01:37
I'll leave it at the default values
01:39
and then click OK.
01:42
Next rev it opens the Schedule properties dialog.
01:46
And this is similar to creating a schedule of building components.
01:51
We can add available fields to the list of scheduled fields.
01:57
For this example
01:59
we want it to match
02:00
the parameters we need to fill in in the room schedule
02:04
so we can add the floor finish and then the base finish
02:11
the ceiling finish
02:13
and then the wall finish.
02:16
And if needed, you can always adjust the order
02:20
of those parameters.
02:23
Next I'll click OK to create the key schedule
02:28
As you can see it's blank and so we need to
02:32
add rows and we can use the insert data road tool
02:37
and I'll click it twice to add two rows and then
02:42
we need to specify the key name for each one.
02:47
For the first one
02:49
I'll enter office
02:51
and then press enter
02:54
and for the next one I'll enter exam room
02:58
and then press enter.
03:01
Now we can specify the floor finish, base finish, ceiling finish and wall finish
03:08
for each of our keys
03:12
for the exam room,
03:14
I'll enter V C. T. For the floor finish
03:18
and then press enter
03:21
and for the office. I'll enter would
03:25
and press enter
03:29
For the base finish. I'll enter VB for each one
03:35
and for the ceiling finish I'll enter a C T for each one
03:43
And for the wall finish I'll enter PNT-1 and PNT-2.
03:54
Once again we could add additional rows for the various
03:59
types of rooms that we have and the amount of
04:02
rows that you add will just vary depending on the
04:05
size of the project and whatever you are working with.
04:10
Once you're ready to use those keys
04:13
switch back to the schedule. So in this case the room schedule
04:17
and then click edit next to fields
04:20
to open the schedule. Properties dialog
04:24
Now, in the list of available fields we can see the key name, which is room style.
04:31
So I'll I will add that to the list of scheduled fields and then I'll move it up
04:37
to right below the
04:40
right above the floor finish and right below the area.
04:44
And then I'll click OK.
04:46
And now we can see a room style column in our schedule.
04:53
I'll scroll down to an exam room
04:56
and I'll select
04:57
exam room for the key.
04:60
And when I do you can see the other parameters populate.
05:06
So as you can see, we can quickly specify those parameters for our exam rooms.
05:13
I'll scroll down to the offices
05:16
and I'll do the same thing, but I'll select office this time
05:20
and once again we can quickly specify those parameters.
05:26
So as you can see,
05:28
you can create a key schedule and then add rows for
05:33
the various keys and then select them here in your schedule.
05:38
You could continue this by adding
05:41
the types of rooms for say, restroom, janitor, maybe entryways or lobbies,
05:48
and then continue to select the room styles here in
05:52
the schedule to populate the rest of the room schedule.
00:04
in this video,
00:05
you'll learn how to create a key schedule that can then
00:09
be used to automate the addition of consistent schedule information.
00:14
Key schedules are great for schedules that
00:17
contain multiple items with the same characteristics.
00:26
For this example we'll create a key schedule for the room schedule
00:32
all open the room schedule
00:35
and we can see all of the rooms in the project
00:40
as you can see
00:42
the floor, base ceiling and wall finished parameters are blank
00:48
and there are multiple types of rooms that are similar.
00:53
That would have the same information for these parameters.
00:58
When that's the case, you can create a key schedule
01:03
on the view tab
01:05
in the create panel,
01:07
expand the schedules button and click schedule quantities.
01:13
For this example,
01:14
I'll select the rooms category
01:18
and then
01:19
instead of selecting schedule, building components,
01:22
I'll select schedule keys,
01:26
rev It updates the name of the schedule and also makes the key name available.
01:33
You can enter in whatever information you want.
01:37
I'll leave it at the default values
01:39
and then click OK.
01:42
Next rev it opens the Schedule properties dialog.
01:46
And this is similar to creating a schedule of building components.
01:51
We can add available fields to the list of scheduled fields.
01:57
For this example
01:59
we want it to match
02:00
the parameters we need to fill in in the room schedule
02:04
so we can add the floor finish and then the base finish
02:11
the ceiling finish
02:13
and then the wall finish.
02:16
And if needed, you can always adjust the order
02:20
of those parameters.
02:23
Next I'll click OK to create the key schedule
02:28
As you can see it's blank and so we need to
02:32
add rows and we can use the insert data road tool
02:37
and I'll click it twice to add two rows and then
02:42
we need to specify the key name for each one.
02:47
For the first one
02:49
I'll enter office
02:51
and then press enter
02:54
and for the next one I'll enter exam room
02:58
and then press enter.
03:01
Now we can specify the floor finish, base finish, ceiling finish and wall finish
03:08
for each of our keys
03:12
for the exam room,
03:14
I'll enter V C. T. For the floor finish
03:18
and then press enter
03:21
and for the office. I'll enter would
03:25
and press enter
03:29
For the base finish. I'll enter VB for each one
03:35
and for the ceiling finish I'll enter a C T for each one
03:43
And for the wall finish I'll enter PNT-1 and PNT-2.
03:54
Once again we could add additional rows for the various
03:59
types of rooms that we have and the amount of
04:02
rows that you add will just vary depending on the
04:05
size of the project and whatever you are working with.
04:10
Once you're ready to use those keys
04:13
switch back to the schedule. So in this case the room schedule
04:17
and then click edit next to fields
04:20
to open the schedule. Properties dialog
04:24
Now, in the list of available fields we can see the key name, which is room style.
04:31
So I'll I will add that to the list of scheduled fields and then I'll move it up
04:37
to right below the
04:40
right above the floor finish and right below the area.
04:44
And then I'll click OK.
04:46
And now we can see a room style column in our schedule.
04:53
I'll scroll down to an exam room
04:56
and I'll select
04:57
exam room for the key.
04:60
And when I do you can see the other parameters populate.
05:06
So as you can see, we can quickly specify those parameters for our exam rooms.
05:13
I'll scroll down to the offices
05:16
and I'll do the same thing, but I'll select office this time
05:20
and once again we can quickly specify those parameters.
05:26
So as you can see,
05:28
you can create a key schedule and then add rows for
05:33
the various keys and then select them here in your schedule.
05:38
You could continue this by adding
05:41
the types of rooms for say, restroom, janitor, maybe entryways or lobbies,
05:48
and then continue to select the room styles here in
05:52
the schedule to populate the rest of the room schedule.
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