Revit Certification Practice Test

The correct way to fill in title block information in Revit is by selecting the title block and modifying the properties. This method allows you to access the properties palette where you can enter or edit the relevant information, such as project name, date, scale, and other important details associated with the layout of the drawing.

This approach is efficient, as it ensures that the title block can be updated in one location and the changes will subsequently reflect in the title blocks across the relevant sheets or views. It enhances consistency and reduces the likelihood of errors that might occur if manual data entry was required for each instance.

The other options do not accurately represent the typical workflow within Revit for handling title block information. For example, label information is not always automatically filled; it often depends on the parameters and data provided in the project. Manual data entry is sometimes necessary but is generally minimized thanks to the properties feature. Simply importing from a CAD file may not always ensure that the title block is filled correctly and might not connect to project parameters as effectively as using Revit’s built-in properties system.