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This video demonstrates how to use the Export to Excel command to compare results from multiple Revit analytical systems. Using a simplified building model, it explains how load transfer works between subsystems and the main structural system and how the results can be evaluated together. After exporting the data to Excel, pivot tables are used to compare vertical forces, load paths, and floor-by-floor values in a clear and structured way. This makes it easier to understand the interaction between individual Revit systems and efficiently verify the consistency of the analysis results.
What you'll learn
- Understand load transfer between Revit subsystems and the main system Export and compare results from multiple Revit analytical systems in Excel Create pivot tables to analyze vertical forces and load paths
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Evaluating Load Transfer Between Revit Systems in Excel
Course modified date: 21 September 2026
This video demonstrates how to use the Export to Excel command to compare results from multiple Revit analytical systems. Using a simplified building model, it explains how load transfer works between subsystems and the main structural system and how the results can be evaluated together. After exporting the data to Excel, pivot tables are used to compare vertical forces, load paths, and floor-by-floor values in a clear and structured way. This makes it easier to understand the interaction between individual Revit systems and efficiently verify the consistency of the analysis results.
- Teacher: Guido Altersberger
- Enrolled students: 1
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