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In this episode, data from a CSV file, which can be created in Excel, can be read in Dynamo and used to fill in 12 window parameters at once. Let's get started. Use a project copy. Hello. In episode 17, we will import data from CSV into Revit. Use a project copy.
Open Dynamo from the Manage tab in Revit, then click Launch Dynamo. Wait until the window opens. On the initial page, click New to create an empty workspace.
Select all windows with category S, choose Windows and All Elements of Category.
Create a CodeBlock containing the file CSV location in quotes. Add a data.import CSV node and connect the file location to the file path. Watch displays the file contents as a list.
The import result is a nested list, so flatten it with list.flaten in CodeBlock.
Finally, add the .set parameter by name element. Connect the window, parameter name mark, and the imported list result. The 12 windows are immediately numbered from the CSV file.
Done. External data enters Revit without typing one by one. In the next episode, we will tidy up the grab and create a custom node. Goodbye. Want to master Dynamo and Revit? Cerdas Inovasi Digital offers Revit and Dynamo courses, BIM modeling services and Dynamo script creation, as well as selling project files and grab files from this tutorial series. Contact our WhatsApp, or visit cerdasinovasidigital.com. See you in the next episode.
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