By Garry Stockton
If you are new to Revit, did you know you can sort views and sheets in the Project Browser, using any of the property values for the view or sheet? For example, the following image shows views in the Project Browser organised by discipline, then by phase and then by view type. The top level of the Views branch also shows the name of the sort group currently applied (in this case, by Discipline).
Just Right click on Views Discipline.
In addition to sorting views, you can also limit the views that display in the Project Browser by applying a filter. This is useful when you have a project with many views or sheets and you only want to view a specific set in the Project Browser.
The properties that you can choose from when creating a sort group or applying a filter to the Project Browser include project parameters and shared parameters. For more information about project and shared parameters, see Project Parameters.
By default, the Project Browser displays all views (by view type) and all sheets (by sheet number and sheet name).