Viewing sheets – Revizto

You can view the sheets that are available to you. If a sheet has a version history, you can view any of its versions.

Viewing the sheet gallery
Viewing sheet details
Viewing sheet content
Troubleshooting

Viewing the sheet gallery

To view sheets:

In the Revizto application, open a project.

At the top of the application window, click 2D.

This opens the sheet gallery. It might contain folders. Green arrows next to folders indicate that they contain sheets with issue notifications.

The list contains the following columns:

Column	Description
Name & number	Sheet number and name, separated with a hyphen. This column also includes a sheet icon, which indicates the sheet source. The following sources are available: . An authoring tool or a PDF file. . Asite. . Autodesk Construction Cloud (ACC). . Box. . Microsoft SharePoint. . Procore. . A sheet that was exported with the "coordinates only" option.
Date	For Revizto sheets, one of the following: If the sheet has local changes: "Pending". If the sheet does not have local changes: the date of the last sync with the data storage. For CDE sheets, the date when the sheet was last modified.
Revision	For sheets imported from Revit, the sheet revision in Revit. For sheets imported from PDF files, the sheet revision that is based on the file naming pattern.
Total issues	The number of issues with "Open," "In progress," or "Solved" status on the sheet. This includes only the issues that are visible to you. This does not include issues projected to the sheet. A gray number indicates that all issues are read. A green number indicates that there are issue notifications. A green dot indicates that a folder contains sheets with issue notifications.

You can do any of the following:

To filter sheets by their properties, select the filter criteria.

The filter shows only properties that are available in one or more sheets. It doesn’t show properties that are identical for all sheets in the project. Most of the properties come from sheet authoring tools.

If the filter pane is missing, on the top toolbar, click Toggle filters .
To search for a sheet, type a part of its number or name in the Search field .
If your list includes CDE sheets, to refresh their modification dates, click Refresh Dates .

Viewing sheet details

This section contains the following articles:

Viewing sheet metadata
Viewing sheet version history

Viewing sheet metadata

Sheet metadata includes its author, GUID, tags, and some other properties.

To view sheet metadata:

In the Revizto application, open a project.
At the top of the application window, click 2D.
Click the sheet that you want to view. This opens the preview pane at the right. If the pane is missing, on the top toolbar, click Toggle preview .

In the preview pane, click Info.

Sheet metadata contains the following properties:

Property	Description
Has local changes	For Revizto sheets, one of the following: In cloud projects, shows whether a sheet has local changes. The property is present only for sheets that have local changes. In local projects, this property is always present and set to "None." For CDE sheets, shows whether a sheet was edited in Revizto. The property is present only if a sheet was edited.
Tags	Sheet tags.
Author	The person that last edited the sheet.
Revision	Sheet revision. If the sheet is imported from Revit, it includes the Revit logo: . It is present only for Revizto sheets.
Last synced	The date of the last sync with the data storage, or "None" if the sheet was never synced. It is present only for Revizto sheets.
Modified	CDE document modification date. It is present only for CDE sheets.
Source file name	Source file name. For CDE sheets, it includes the CDE type in parentheses.
Internal ID	Unique sheet ID. It is assigned when a sheet is added to the project. All versions of a sheet have the same ID. For sheets imported from Revit, it is based on Revit sheet GUID.

Viewing sheet version history

To view sheet version history:

In the Revizto application, open a project.
At the top of the application window, click 2D.
Click the sheet that you want to view. This opens the preview pane at the right. If the pane is missing, on the top toolbar, click Toggle preview .

In the preview pane, click Versions.

The version history contains the following data:

Property	Description
#	The sheet version number. For sheet versions created from different sources, the numbers might not be successive. For detailed information on version numbering, see Sheet version numbering.
Service	Sheet location, one of the following: . Revizto project. , , , , or . CDE. For CDE sheets imported to Revizto, this column contains both icons. For sheets imported from Revit, this column also contains the Revit logo .
Date/Time	For Revizto sheets, the date when the sheet was added or edited. For CDE sheets, the CDE document modification date.
Author	For Revizto sheets, the person that edited the sheet version. For CDE sheets, the CDE user or Revizto user that created or edited the sheet version.

Viewing sheet content

Opening sheets
Top toolbar (all sheets)
Top toolbar (sheets opened from the version history)
Sheet elements
Bottom toolbar

Opening sheets

To open a sheet:

In the Revizto application, open a project.
At the top of the application window, click 2D.
Find the sheet that you want to view and do one of the following:
- To open the latest version of the sheet, double-click the sheet, or switch to the Info tab and click Open.
- To open an earlier version of the sheet, on the Versions tab, double-click a sheet version.

Top toolbar (all sheets)

The toolbar at the top contains the following elements:

Element	Description
	Go to the previous sheet in the viewing history. This button includes the number of the previous sheet.
	Go to the next sheet in the viewing history. This button includes the number of the next sheet.
	Zoom in.
	Resize the sheet to fit the screen.
	Zoom out.
	Sheet number and name, separated with a hyphen.
	The first number is the number of issues created on the sheet, excluding completed ones. The second number is the number of issues visible on the sheet (created + projected), excluding completed ones. Click this button to view the issues in the issue tracker.
	Go to the previous sheet in the list. This moves you through the sheets that match the current filter.
	Go to the next sheet in the list. This moves you through the sheets that match the current filter.
	Date and time of the last sync with the data storage. It is available only for CDE sheets and only when Revizto is offline.

Top toolbar (sheets opened from version history)

If you open a sheet from the Versions tab, this adds another toolbar at the top. It contains the following elements:

Element	Description
	Refresh the sheet.
	Show or hide the version history.
	Export the sheet to a PDF file. This button is available only for CDE sheets.
	View the latest sheet version in the sheet viewer.
	View the latest sheet version in the CDE document viewer. This button is available only for CDE sheets.

Sheet elements

A sheet might contain the following elements:

Element	Description
	Stamp issue pin. The border color comes from the "Color" issue property. The color of the bottom part is the color of the issue status. The bottom part is available in the Pins view. It is not available in the Markups view. Click the pin to open the issue in the issue tracker.
	Regular 2D issue pin. Click the pin to open the issue in the issue tracker.
	Regular 3D issue pin. Click the pin to open the issue in the issue tracker.
	Navisworks clash issue pin. Click the pin to open the issue in the issue tracker.
	Revizto clash issue pin. Click the pin to open the issue in the issue tracker.
	Revizto clash issue stamp. The border color comes from the "Color" issue property. The color of the bottom part is the color of the issue status. The bottom part is available in the Pins view. It is not available in the Markups view.
	Several issue pins that are close to each other (a cluster). The number indicates the total number of issues in the cluster. The border colors are the colors of issue statuses. Click a cluster to open all its issues in the issue tracker and hide all other issues from the sheet. Zoom in to view individual pins.
	Issue markups. Click a markup to open the issue in the issue tracker.
	A clickable link to another sheet. The number at the top is the viewport number. The text at the bottom is the sheet number.
	Opens the 3D model that has the sheet aligned with it. For more information, see Jump from 2D to 3D (video).

Bottom toolbar

The toolbar at the bottom contains the following elements:

Element	Description
Issue's id visibility	Toggle displaying issue IDs next to issue pins.
	Show issue pins that match the current issue tracker filter, and hide issue markups.
	Show markups of the issues created on the sheet, and hide the pins of projected issues.
	Hide all pins and markups.
Halftone mode	Toggle sheet contrast to improve markup visibility. This button is available only in the Markups view.
	The minimum distance between the issue pins. If the distance is less than this value, the issues are combined into a cluster.
Reset filter by cluster	Show the issues that were hidden when you selected a cluster. This button is available only when a cluster is selected.
, , , , or	View in-app notifications.