How do you duplicate a view independent in Revit?

You can convert a dependent view to an independent view. In the Project Browser, right-click a dependent view, and click Convert to independent view.

How do you duplicate a dependent in Revit?

Create Dependent Views

In the Project Browser, select the view for which you want to create dependent views.
Click View tab Create panel Duplicate View drop-down Duplicate as Dependent, or right-click the view name, and click Duplicate View Duplicate as a Dependent.

Can you duplicate a view?

Click Copy view. Give this a new view name. Use a distinct name, so you can distinguish it from the original view. Click Copy View.

When can I duplicate a dependent in Revit?

Duplicate as a Dependent creates a copy of the view and links it to the original (parent) view, as shown in the Project Browser below. View-specific changes made to the overall view, such as changing the Scale, are also reflected in the dependent (child) views and vice-versa.

How do you duplicate a page in Revit?

In your project browser, just select one or more sheet which you want to duplicate, and then click on DuplicateSheets button. ** Make sure you have already selected at least one sheet from project browser: You can check in List of Sheets table.

How can duplicate with Dependent be used?

Duplicating as a dependent will create identical copies of the original view, the new views are also tied to the original view as child objects. What this means is if you add a dimension in the ordinal view all dependent views will also have the new dimension.

How do you do Matchlines in Revit?

Add a Matchline

Open the primary view from which your dependent views were created.
If crop regions are not visible, click (Show Crop Region) on the View Control Bar.
Click View tab Sheet Composition panel (Matchline).
Sketch the matchline.
When finished, click Finish Matchline.