Name: Merge Multiple PDF Files By Specified Keys into Multiple Documents
Brand: Andrey Kim
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Dynamo Script: Merge Multiple PDF Files By Specified Keys into Multiple Documents

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Imagine the situation when you have 50 PDFs which you need to split into 15 combined documents with 2 to 3 Sheets in each. The task might become quite time-consuming.

Dynamo Build: 2.13.1.3891

Revit Version: 2023

Created by: Andrey Kim

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Dynamo Script: Merge Multiple PDF Files By Specified Keys into Multiple Documents

Imagine the situation when you have 50 PDFs which you need to split into 15 combined documents with 2 to 3 Sheets in each. The task might become quite time-consuming.

This Dynamo Script will help you:
1. Exporting PDFs based on View Set
2. Merge Exported PDFs based on Key Values in File Names

Inputs:

Select Path for PDF's
Select Path for merged PDF's
Select View Set

For more details regarding the workflow, visit the link with the full Tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrCLpjR7AKQ

Please make sure the the parameter names are case sensitive.

This script contains the following custom nodes, so if don't have the packages please install it before using our script:

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Dynamo Build: 2.13.1.3891

Revit Version: 2023

Hello there!

My name is Andrey and I am the owner of O°RI Technology YouTube Channel.
The channel is focusing on producing step-by-step Dynamo and Revit API tutorials which can provide some interesting methods.

We would be learning and testing different approaches and expanding our knowledge together along the way, to make sure it is as clear to understand as possible.