Following a connection, aka untangling the pasta

[AKB]

Good morning - I inherited a large workflow from a colleague and would like to 'untangle' it, similar to a cleaning up a bunch of cables all spaghetti'ed together. Is there a way to follow a connection? Is there a way to hide all the upstream tools from this connection? This would make following the workflow much simpler.

Thx,

AKB

[Sebenius · Accepted solution]

Might have cut the picture a bit much.

But for example I currently have the macro input selected, from the menu in the far left the third option the circle with an arrow in.

From there I can then dubble click the tool I want to look at

and then I would end up at the next tool in the list in this case the formula tool:

[AKB]

Hello - yes, this is the core functionality I was looking for, namely to follow connections. It even expands a closed container if the tool that is gone to resides in a currently closed container. Thank you -

AKB

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[Dazzerman]

Nice!

Good to know!

Always something new and useful to learn about this great product!

[AKB]

Yes, lots of paths to usefully follow here - just need to get to know them!

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