# Schedules

**Export schedules as property sets** allows the creation of user-defined property sets through Revit schedules. All properties which are not part of the standard property sets defined in the IFC schema can be added to custom property sets. As Revit pro- jects can have many schedules, it is also possible to limit this option to Schedules containing IFC, Pset, or Common in the title.

All properties are collected in the schedule and can be found in the IFC upon export:

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The advantage of this workflow is that it is not necessary to worry about data types or configuration files, however, the schedules are not that easily transferrable between projects, which is why there is also a second option to create user-defined property sets.


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