Hide Inactive

This command hides all inactive Work Steps from view. When you select this command, a check mark is placed next to the command to indicate that it has been selected. The inactive Work Steps are not deleted in any way and may be recalled by selecting this command again.

Example:

As you can see in the illustration below, five Work Steps have been defined. Each has its own Cycle Type and Path ID. You will also notice that Step4 and Step5 have been deactivated. In this example, we are going to hide the inactive Work Steps.

To hide inactive Work Steps, you must use the Hide Inactive command from the Utilities submenu. Activate the spreadsheet menu by clicking on the yellow arrow or right-clicking on the mouse. Either way, once you have activated the menu, select the Utilities submenu and click on the Hide Inactive command.

As the result, only the active Work Steps are displayed.

If you later want to make the hidden Work Steps visible, simply select the Hide Inactive command again. This will remove the checkmark and immediately display all hidden (inactive) Work Steps.