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Deleting a Display

You can delete a Display from an Angle if that Angle contains more than one Display. You can only delete one Display at a time and you cannot delete a Default Display (see Setting a default Display).

To delete a Display

  1. Execute the Angle that contains the Display (see Executing an Angle or Template ). The Angle results page opens.

  2. Find the Display in the Displays pane . If there are many Displays, the Display tab of the Display might not be immediately visible. In that case, click to see the list of available Displays and find your Display there.
  3. Hover over the name of the Display that you want to delete. The WC_Delete_Icon_red icon appears.

  4. Click WC_Delete_Icon_red to delete the Display. A confirmation prompt appears.

  5. Click OK. The Display is deleted and the Angle is saved.

Delete Multiple Displays

You can delete multiple Displays from an Angle if it contains more than one Display. Default Displays and Displays used in a history task cannot be deleted.

To delete multiple Displays:

  1. Open the Angle that contains the Displays.
  2. In the Displays pane, click the display overview icon to open the full list.
  3. Select Displays using one of these options:
    • Individual: Click each checkbox.
    • Range: Click the first checkbox, hold Shift, click the last.
    • Select All: Use the checkbox at the bottom of the list.
  4. Click Delete at the bottom. A confirmation popup appears.
  5. Click OK to confirm.

If the active Display is deleted, the Angle switches automatically to the Default Display.
Note: After deletion, you will see a summary of how many Displays were deleted. Any Displays that couldn’t be removed (for example, used by a history task) will be listed with the reason.

Important:

  • You can delete multiple displays on saved angles. When creating an angle from a template, save the new angle to use.
  • Default displays cannot be deleted.
  • User can select specific displays to delete or choose delete all (except default).

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