How do I get total volume in Revit schedule?

How do you find total volume in Revit?

Click the Formatting tab, and do the following:

1. Under Fields, select Floor Volume.
2. For Alignment, select Right.
3. Select Calculate totals.
4. (Optional) Specify formatting for Usage, Level, and Mass: Type: under Fields, select a field name. Then for Alignment, select Center.

How do I sum a column in Revit schedule?

Add Column Totals to a Schedule

1. In the Project Browser, select the schedule name.
2. On the Properties palette, for Formatting, click Edit.
3. Select the field to add a column total for, and select Calculate Totals. …
4. Click OK.

How do I add an area to a schedule in Revit?

On the Fields tab of the Schedule Properties dialog, do the following:

1. For Scheduled fields (in order), add the following fields: Usage. Level. …
2. Click Calculated Value.
3. In the Calculated Value dialog, for Name, enter Floor Area %.
4. Select Percentage.
5. For Of, select Floor Area.
6. For By, select Grand total.
7. Click OK twice.

How do you add volumes in Revit?

Click Architecture tab> Room & Area panel drop-down > (Area and Volume Computations). On the Computations tab of the Area and Volume Computations dialog, under Volume Computations, select (to enable) or clear (to disable) Areas and Volumes.

How do I edit a schedule in Revit?

select a cell or column in the schedule body. Click (Insert) on the Columns panel to open the Select Fields dialog, which functions like the Fields tab of the Schedule Properties dialog. Add new schedule fields and adjust the field order as needed.

How do you find total floor area in Revit?

On the Sorting/Grouping tab, select the Grand Totals check box. On the Formatting tab, select the Area field and select the Calculate Totals check box. Click OK.

What is an area schedule?

The Building Schedule of Areas explains the sizes of all the spaces described in the Building Performance Specification. The Building Schedule of Areas is simply a table of the named spaces in the Performance Specification with an estimation of their size.