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# Specifying the Load Combination Set for an Existing Calculation

How to change the load combination set for one calculation or for all calculations in a project file.

## How do I change the Load Combination set for one existing calculation?

1. Edit the calculation.
2. Click the Load Combinations tab.
3. Click the button labeled “Change Load Combination Set".
4. Select the desired Load Combination set.

## How do I change the Load Combination set for all calculations in an existing Project File?

1. Open the Project File.
2. Open Building Code Info tab in the General category.
3. Select the desired Load Combination set.
4. Click "Apply Selected Load Combination Set to All Calculations".


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