TableGen for Revit - File size:
- 34 MB
- Date added:
- Feb 18, 2023 | Last update check: 1 minute ago
- Licence:
- Freeware
- Runs on:
- Revit 2018 / 2019 / 2020 / 2021 / 2022
TableGen for Revit is a free add-in that allows you to import an existing Excel spreadsheet directly to Revit as a Drafting View, Legend View or Schedule View; then you can drag it to sheets. Excel spreadsheet is linked to Revit view. You can make changes in Excel and update Revit view.
Note: starting with Revit 2023, TableGen is part of DiRootsOne and is no more available as a standalone product.
The list of functionalities include (chronologically by date added):
- Information summary window to show which Excel files are missing and where they were last time found.
- Support for Revit 2022.
- Support for macro-enabled Excels.
- Support for BIM360 folder (relative paths).
- Bulk import your Excel tables into Revit as Drafting, Legend or Schedule Views.
- Auto-sync feature.
- Excel files linked to the model.
- Support for Relative Paths.
- Import charts as images.
- Import your spreadsheets as Legend Views, Schedule Views or Drafting Views.
- Context menu to easily update, delete or open the created views, directly open the spreadsheet associated with a view or access the spreadsheet location.
- Support for images.
- Modeless window to allow you to interact with the model without keep closing and opening the add-in.
- Import your spreadsheets into Revit as Drafting Views.
- Make your changes in the spreadsheet and update it in Revit with one click.
Typical workflow:
- Create a table in Excel or use an existing one.
- Use TableGen to bring your table to Revit.
- Load your recently created view to any sheet.
- Your Excel file is now linked with your model. Make your changes in Excel and save it. Simply update the previously created table to reflect the changes in your model.
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Click “Add Tables” and open the particular Excel spreadsheet. You have 3 options to import spreadsheet data as different Revit views: Legend View, Schedule View or Drafting View. ©BIM Guru
When you click “Apply”, a new view will be created in your Revit model. ©BIM Guru
The new created drafting view in your Revit model. ©BIM Guru
You can change data in your Excel spreadsheet at any time. ©BIM Guru
When you change data in your Excel spreadsheet you can easily update table in your Revit model. ©BIM Guru
You can add more tables as different Revit views. ©BIM Guru
Perform different batch actions. ©BIM Guru
The new created schedule view in your Revit model. ©BIM Guru