Data grid
Display elements and parameters in an editable table with multiple selection, copy and paste, and value lists.
MANAGER HUB
ADataLink
WHAT THE TOOL DOES
ADataLink presents Revit data in a table to speed up work on schedules and parameters. Changes are prepared in the grid, then explicitly applied to the model.
KEY FEATURES
Schedules
Create or load schedules and configure fields, sorting, grouping, formatting and filters.
Controlled changes
Edited cells remain pending until confirmed, allowing you to check the result before using Apply to Revit.
Excel and sheets
Excel export and import for data round-tripping, plus tools for managing sheet information and revisions.
IN PRACTICE
From task to result.
Load the data
Start from an existing schedule, categories or project sheets. Choose the parameters and their order to build the table, then use filter rules to target rows.
Work in the grid
Edit cells, find and replace values, or use Excel import and export. Reset commands let you discard an individual cell edit or all changes.
Send changes to Revit
Review changes before using Apply to Revit. The table also lets you isolate elements in a view and create a schedule or update its fields, depending on the chosen source.
A practical example
To standardise sheet information, load the Sheets source, add the fields to check, correct values in the grid and apply valid changes to the project.
RIVERSIDE BUSINESS CENTRE · FICTIONAL EXAMPLE
In the modelDoor Schedule, Room Schedule, Window Schedule, Wall Quantities and Sheet Register.
In the extensionOpen Door Schedule: marks D-001 to D-006, types, widths, fire ratings and comments.
Check the resultReview edited cells before applying values to the model; export the table to share your review.
The tool in detail.
Illustrative example: the windows are populated with a fictional English-language Revit project, “Riverside Business Centre”.
