> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.besmart.software/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.besmart.software/common-for-several-products/smart-assemblies/shop-drawing-configurations/sheets.md).

# Sheets

Sheet Templates allows you to place Views automatically on sheets.

**Workflow** for using sheet templates:

1. Create an Assembly with selected configuration.
2. Place views on the Sheet(s) manually.
3. Go back to the configuration, and select Sheet Template, which is the sheet of the assembly you've created.

{% hint style="info" %}
If you are interested in how to use a Sheet Template that was created in a different Revit project, [**check our article about Template projects**](/common-for-several-products/smart-assemblies/template-project.md)**.**
{% endhint %}

In the Sheets tab, you can select Sheets from the Assemblies that have already been created to use them as Sheet Templates.

For future Assemblies, created with this configuration, Assembly Views will be placed on Sheets in identical positions as they are in Sheet Templates.

![](/files/4oM0XtNlP9grYSHf9X5c)

To add more Sheets or delete Sheets, use these buttons:

![](/files/IIfgVvdT6HqYxsw9g1Hu)

Settings in the Sheet tab are:

**Create View** - If ticked ON, the Sheet will be created.

**View Name** - the name of the Sheet.

**Sheet Number Postfix** - suffix to separate Sheets.

**Sheet Template** - Choose an available Sheet that already has an assembly created with this configuration. For the first assembly, leave it as "No Template".

**Titleblock** - Pick a titleblock Family, which should already used for a Sheet.

Information notes:

**Current Template Project Location** - Location of the template project.

![](/files/52aDWk9A4TViqIzxLt7J)


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