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Did you know that Revit can produce a list of all the Sheets you have defined in a project? It does this in the form of a Schedule, which (like any other Schedule) you can place on a sheet for printing.

Here is snap shot of the Project Browser for a small project I recently completed…

I can get Revit to produce a Drawing Schedule, which I can then use as a cover sheet, etc.

To do this I select View > New > Drawing List from the pull-down menus... 

You will now be presented with a list of available fields that you can include in your Schedule / List…

This is identical to the “Field Selector” which is presented when creating any Schedule.

For this example I am going to choose “Sheet Number” and “Sheet Name” as the Fields I wish to be included in the List.

As soon as I hit OK, the Drawing List is created…

As I said earlier, the Drawing List is just a Revit Schedule and as such it appear under Schedules in the Project Browser….

You can drag this Schedule onto a Sheet, add more Fields, use Filters, etc.