Source: Warhammer Fantasy: 7th Edition

Buildings - Frequently Asked Questions
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Can units enter buildings in other ways than moving normally into them?

Yes, they can.

Source: Official 7th Edition FAQ, Part 1 (December 2006)

Can a unit move into a building and out of it during the same move?

No. Because to enter the building it must first make a normal move (no march or reform), and then when it leaves it it'll follow the rules for a unit returning from pursuing (which include making a normal move). If it entered and left the building in the same Movement phase, it would effectively move twice (i.e. it would make two normal moves), which is not allowed.

Source: Official 7th Edition FAQ, Part 1 (December 2006)

We say that a unit leaves a building using the same formation it was in when entering the building. But we can summon units inside a building, make them enter the game inside a building, deploy them inside a building, etc. All those units don't have a previous formation, so how does this work?

Well there seem to be only one alternative: simply choose/declare the formation when the unit leaves the building for the first time.

Source: Official 7th Edition FAQ, Part 2 (January 2009)

How do I resolve hits from weapons that do not roll to hit (like Ratling Guns) against troops inside a building? Can I really only inflict D6 hits?

Fire the weapon as normal, determining how many hits it would cause normally. Then roll the D6 for the target being inside the building, and the result is the number of the hits caused by the weapon that actually hit the target. Any excess hits are wasted against the walls.

Source: Official 7th Edition FAQ, Part 1 (December 2006)

How do I resolve the shooting of a unit of Chaos Dwarf Blunderbusses firing from inside a building?

Their 'fire zone' is as wide as the face of the building they are firing from. The hits are Strength 3, +1 for every storey from which another five blunderbusses can fire.

Source: Official 7th Edition FAQ, Part 1 (December 2006)