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    cpynn
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    I think i maybe going mad but i am sure this was not a problem previously. Maybe it was.

    I am using an ITO to understand where Data is missing. The problem is the model is mainly made of Assemblies coming out of ProSteel, Previously I thought that if i Excluded the Assembly it would still show all the components below the Assembly level but it appears that is not the case.

    Is there a way to list all the components in an ITO regardless of if they are in an Assembly or not? This seems a bit of an oversight if not.

    Cheers
    C

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      cpynn
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      So i am able to do this using DeCompose in Relations but that means i get a single row for everything which again does not make sense. Any help would be much appreciated.

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        JeroenKoomen
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        #3

        Can you post a picture of your ITO and what you mean by “a single row for everything”
        Maybe I can help…

        http://www.linkedin.com/in/koomenjeroen
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          cpynn
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          Hi Jeroen, below are the two examples.

          the first example shows the ITO using Decompose. It shows every Assembly and every item individually. Not what i want.
          000c2d37-cfb3-409c-bf4a-68de501e2ca7-image.png

          The second example is when i exclude assemblies. I get just the members which are not inside or part of an assembly.
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          I have actually i think just realised what i was missing though. My not having grouping turned on in the first example. I have added grouping again and this some what works abeit a bit messy.

          3be77849-253f-40cc-846e-a1cd7f462903-image.png

          Any other suggestions you have though would be welcome.

          C

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            JeroenKoomen
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            I think you are using the exclude in the wrong way.
            Try to exclude like this and all the assemblies will be gone.

            750d1fe0-8f95-472a-97d0-c91af7b14a36-image.png

            Do not use the decompose as a column in your ITO.

            Another suggestion is using classifications to exclude assemblies and to make a first logical demarcation between elements. And then making different ITO’s using this demarcation.

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