Which of the following is not an option under the "Duplicate View" menu in Revit?

In Revit, the "Duplicate View" options allow users to create copies of existing views within a project. Each option serves a specific purpose. "Duplicate as dependent," for instance, allows users to create a dependent view that retains a connection to the original view, meaning changes in one will reflect in the other. "Duplicate with detailing" creates a copy of the view along with all the annotations and details, making it useful when you need to maintain specific visual elements. "Duplicate view" simply creates a basic copy of the view without any additional options.

The option that is not part of the "Duplicate View" menu is "Duplicate as independent." This terminology does not exist within Revit’s duplicating functionality. Instead, when you duplicate a view, it is either dependent or purely duplicative without the independent classification. This distinction is important for understanding how view management works in Revit, as each type of duplicate serves different project needs.