Revit 2020.2 was released on November 18, 2019 and has some nice enhancements that will benefit all disciplines. Below is a quick summary of some of the changes.
Schedule Enhancements
There were a couple of updates to schedules to make working in them easier.
Highlight Active Cell in schedule
The first update: When you click in a cell, Revit now highlights the row, as well as the specific cell.
![Revit highlighted row](/blog/2019/11/Highlight-Cell-in-Schedule-1024x295.png)
Freeze / Unfreeze headers
The second update: The ability to Freeze and Unfreeze header rows.
![Freeze Header Ribbon](/blog/2019/11/Freeze-Schedules.png)
Internal Origin
After a long wait, the ability to see the internal origin is finally possible. In addition to seeing the internal origin of the current file, it will also show the origin of any linked files.
![](/blog/2019/11/Internal-Origins.png)
Fly Mode
This update adds the ability to "Fly" around the model to the Navigation bar. The 3D view has to be set to Perspective for this to become available.
![Fly Mode](/blog/2019/11/flythough.png)
Dynamo for Revit
Dynamo for Revit is updated to version 2.3. This adds a few new nodes, including element.delete.
Additional Changes
A full list of enhancements can be found here.