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Article #2731Re: Conditional Expression Deletion
From: Ferry
Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2008 14:18
Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2008 14:18
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Thank you for your answer. The first option would definately be the safest way as a workaround. However, this functionality should be available in the user interface. I see either one of the following options a good method: - Next to the Build Expression button, a Delete Extression option. So select the expression you wish to delete and press Delete Expression. - Alternatively, there is a clear button in the Build Expression environment. When you currently press Clear, followed by OK you get an error that the expression is invalid. Perhaps instead of assuming the expression is invalid, the assumption could be made that the expression is cleared/deleted?
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