TableGen | Revit Add-in For Importing Excel Tables & Charts as Views - DiRoots

#TableGen is a free #Autodesk #Revit Add-in which allows you to easily import your spreadsheets into Revit as ‘Legend View’, ‘Schedule View’ or ‘Drafting View’. A quick introduction to the this tool, created by #DiRoots.

Main features:
– Import Excel tables to Revit as Drafting, Legend, and Schedule Views.
– Import Excel charts to Revit.
– Bring the images in your Excel tables to Revit.
– Keep your Views automatically syncrozined with your Excel file.

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[jean-nicolasduff]

Thank you for your very clear instructions! This plugin is great!

[rolandegon]

You mentioned that you exported the Excel file from Revit, which implied that this is just another one of many tools available to export and re-import a Revit schedule to Excel. I only realized when I tried it out that you can freely import ANY excel worksheet.
Corresponding Revit parameters aren't needed! What a great tool!

[andreshugogalloparra]

Gracias por tu video amigo, me ayudo bastante. Saludos

[timea]

Great video - much appreciated. Is there a way of changing the scale of the whole working table in revit when importing? It comes in standard at 1:1, but what if you`d like it to be 1:100 for example? Thanks again

[osvaldogutierrez]

I would like to know when you are creating the schedule in Revit is that information corresponding with ID elements, that you're showing on the first column on your spreadsheet. What I mean is if you do a change in the schedule, it will automatically do it in the Revit ID Element as well.

[washrooms]

Ayone have issues with Revit 2023 and loading xcel tables then disapear after syncing model? Issue just started after using table genrator with this project for two weeks.