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Hi Jack,
.Remove and .List do not work in my case, as I would need to know the member name.
The MemberList method works (we use some of them), however, I don't get a Tree style. I wanted to have the same effect as the member.Tree
I managed to present using Top.ChildrenInclusiveR.Base, so I skip some parents after the first level of parents.
Would be nice to have functions to select members by either Generation or Levels.
RafMarques wrote:
Hi Jack,
.Remove and .List do not work in my case, as I would need to know the member name.
No you don't, you can get that by nesting another expansion. I can't test it but IIRC something like this should work: E#Parent1.TreeDescendantsInclusive.Remove(E#Parent1.TreeDescendants.Where(HasChildren = True).Last)
I agree that we could do with slightly better control of lists though.
- RafMarques2 years agoNew Contributor III
Right - I can try that. thx
- sudarshan2 years agoNew Contributor III
Hi Jack,
Not able to nest expressions like this or maybe I'm doing something wrong. Do you have any other alternatives?
Thanks,
Sudarshan
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