Hi all, I wonder if there is a way using to do something like “PURGE” in Revit that it can automatically check if all the worksets are empty, and if it is empty, delete the empty worksets automatically?
I know when you try to delete a workset in Revit, if there is some elements in there it would ask you if you want to move the elements to other workset. But I don’t want to do it one by one workset. It would be great to just do it in one go.
Thanks Japhy, it works perfectly!!
But only one concern – I realize that if you use Delete Workset to delete the non-empty worksets, it won’t ask you if you want to move the elements to another workset as the Revit delete workset command does… Which seems a bit dangerous to me…
I have a further query: Is that possible to unhide and select the elements within a workset by using RIR?
Now that I found my empty Revit template model has quite a few worksets have elements in it. I want to quickly check what are those elements. Then decide if I should delete them. But now they are all hidden in the model…
Hi Jack, here’s a thread to get you started..
Thanks Japhy~