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Purging reuse control of part expressions

Purging reuse control of part expressions

Purging reuse control of part expressions

(OP)
Ok, so I've been reworking some of my reuse parts. It appears that expressions used in setting up reuse the first time around aren't easily deleted.

I've got the expressions I want to delete unplugged and have no "Referenced by expressions" connectivity. (You can normally delete these)

There is now "Non-expression references" that prevent deleting. These must be from setting up the reuse because these are listed in the spreadsheet inputs.

How do I get back to the beginning, before setting up reuse?

TIA

Dave
Automotive Tooling / Aircraft Tooling / Ground Support Structures

NX9, Win 7 Pro SP1

RE: Purging reuse control of part expressions

If they're not being used anymore than remove them from being referenced as input to the spreadsheet as well.

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