(Legacy) How to remove or clear detailed view from a whatbox

(Legacy) How to remove or clear detailed view from a whatbox


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What is it

When mapping a process, it is sometimes necessary to "clear" the content of an entire detailed view. 

How to do

Available for Editors with Can Edit access right on the process

  1. You need to be in Edit Mode
  2. Select 1 or more whatboxes you wish to remove detailed view from
  3. Go to Edit menu > Clear detailed view
  4. All detailed view of selected boxes is removed

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