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Any way to remove the "NC" from above members when viewing "Unity (bending)"

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Any way to remove the "NC" from above members when viewing "Unity (bending)"

Any way to remove the "NC" from above members when viewing "Unity (bending)"

(OP)
I've got a lot of members I'm not running code checks on, and all the "NC" really clutter up the viewspace.

Thanks,
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RE: Any way to remove the "NC" from above members when viewing "Unity (bending)"

Can you de-select those members? They turn half-tone and I think the labels go away.

RE: Any way to remove the "NC" from above members when viewing "Unity (bending)"

(OP)
That's the only way I've figured out so far. Thanks JAE.

RE: Any way to remove the "NC" from above members when viewing "Unity (bending)"

Once you get only the members selected that you can/want to see results for, you can use the saved selection states feature to save that view. The save feature will also save the locked/unlocked view state (unlocked keeps the ghosted members, whereas locked they are turned completely off)

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