Architectural colour scheme using Excel and conditional formatting
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When you choose/design a colour scheme you usually use swatches of colours/fabric/materials and match them together to build up a picture of the different elements.
I wanted to be able to visualise the colour schemes for room finishes in the same sort of process in Excel and Conditional formatting was a method that will display colour variations for spaces.
I use Vlookup, Lists & Conditional formatting to manage the process.
Using Revit schedules can be quite difficult. Finishes schedules are a challenge as they are constantly changing. One method is to use Excel and import/export from Revit.
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I am interested in trying to make design/construction data available for Facility Management/Operations through simple and practical tools that are either Open Source, free to use (Adobe Reader), common use (eg Excel) and also easily shareable.
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