If you need to include your consultant's drawings in your list there are two common methods and a slightly distant third: Dummy Sheets, Annotation text list and image file of an external list.
The dummy list means you create a sheet for each of the consultant's sheets, supplying only the number and name.
This list will clutter your project browser so you might consider putting this list in a separate empty project that you link back into your project.When you make the drawing list check the box to include linked files so you can schedule them too.
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The second method using text means you've got to copy and paste the data from another source into a text object in a Revit view. You could just type it all in yourself too.
Last some folks will just create a pdf of the list supplied by others and save in bmp or jpg format so it can be imported into Revit.
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I started using the dummy sheet method in a linked RVT project and it's working great. We added a Sorting Parameter (09_AP for example) which helps us sort the list in the way we want it and also helps with Browser Organization (Sheet Folders and their order)
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