What does the 'Schedule' feature in Revit allow you to create?

The 'Schedule' feature in Revit is designed to create a tabular representation of various elements within a project, making it an essential tool for architects and engineers. This feature allows users to generate detailed schedules for elements like doors, windows, rooms, and other components, which can include important information such as dimensions, materials, quantities, and their respective characteristics.

By utilizing the 'Schedule' feature, project teams can generate accurate documentation and ensure that all necessary details are accounted for during the design and construction phases. This capability facilitates better project coordination and assists in the management of resources since schedules can be linked to the underlying model data, which is automatically updated as changes occur.

The other options focus on functionalities not associated with the 'Schedule' feature in Revit; project timelines, cost summaries, and stakeholder lists are typically managed through different tools or software dedicated to project management rather than through Revit's scheduling capabilities.