Revit Schedule copy from one file to another

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Let's see how to copy a Revit schedule from one file to another

Some time we need same Schedule for multiple Revit files. For that we don't need to create the same schedule multiple times. We can copy the Revit schedule from one file & paste it to another. For that we need to to Right Click on the schedule from Project Browser and select Copy to Clipboard. Open the file at which we need to take the same schedule at the same session & press ctrl+V to the file, the schedule automatically come to the file.

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