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NC-2009 IEQc8.2:Daylight and Views—Views

Editing Form Values

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Ryan Kurlbaum
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I have uploaded all the necessary documentation and made sure that the excel file "supplemental daylight and views" is properly filled out, however on the credit form the "total regularly occupied gross area (sf)" does not match the gross sf we put in the excel file. Any idea how to edit this value - right now the occupied gross area does not meet the 90% min. Thank you!

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TODD REED
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Mon, 10/20/2014 - 17:39

The beauty of linked information within LEED. I don't know why gross is linked to this credit or why they have not fixed yet. Ensure your values for regularly occupied are correct and used consistently in PIF3 and 8.2. Provide a narrative stating the issue with the forms and the linked values and show the values from the calculator. Not sure if they have a version 5 for PIF3 that fixed this issue.

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