Metasheet edits any Revit parameter directly in a spreadsheet grid — no Excel round-trip. Browse 11 collections (Elements, Sheets, Views, Rooms…), edit inline, and apply every change in a single Revit Transaction. Free for personal use.
Features
- 11 collections — Elements, Family Types, Sheets, Views, Rooms, Levels, Grids, Revisions, Materials, Project Info, View Schedules.
- Inline edit — modify any Revit parameter directly in a spreadsheet grid; no Excel round-trip.
- Type Name & Family Name — editable directly (read-only in DiRoots SheetLink).
- Auto-resolve collisions — two-pass rename handles Sheet Number, Mark, and Type Name swaps automatically.
- Sort, Undo / Redo — click any column header to sort; full undo/redo stack.
- Column hide / show — auto-hides empty and read-only columns on load; toggle any column manually.
- Export to XLSX — dump any collection to Excel.
- Single Transaction apply — every edit batches into one Revit Transaction (one Ctrl+Z undoes the whole batch).
- Canvas grid — 50k+ rows render without lag.
- Bulk Find & Replace — search and replace across any column. (Pro)
- Bulk Prefix / Suffix — prepend or append to any column in one step. (Pro)
Free vs Pro
Metasheet is free for personal use — personal projects, learning. No license key, no seat limit.
Commercial use (studio, architecture firm, paid client work) requires a license. It is honor-based — the plugin does not tech-enforce it. The free tier shows a small footer reminder until a license is added; Pro gives a clean UI and unlocks Bulk operations.
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| 11 collections + inline edit | ✓ | ✓ |
| Export XLSX, Sort, Undo/Redo | ✓ | ✓ |
| Clean UI (no footer reminder) | — | ✓ |
| Bulk Find & Replace | — | ✓ |
| Bulk Prefix / Suffix | — | ✓ |
Install
- Run the installer. Metasheet appears on the Revit ribbon under the Add-Ins tab.
- For commercial use, add your license key in the Metasheet panel.
System requirements
- Revit 2021 or newer.
- Windows 10 / 11 x64.
FAQ
Is it safe to edit parameters with Metasheet?
Yes. Every edit batch is applied inside a single Revit Transaction — if the result is not what you expected, press Ctrl+Z in Revit to undo the entire batch in one step and restore the original values.