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Why is it impossible to just delete "not" (instead of having to delete "not" and the associated condition, and start all over again)?

Solved Dave ● ago

Once a "not" modifier has been inserted before a condition (such as a variable or a comparison that evaluates to true/false), it seems to be impossible to remove the "not" modifier without deleting the whole condition: there's no border around the "not" bubble, nor an "x" above it.

Here's a video showing me adding a "not" modifier, then desperately trying (by mousing around, pressing control, shift, alt, command, etc) to delete just the "not" modifer.

Am I missing something?

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Dave ●

Ping? Anyone? Anyone?

Sonia Durán ●

Hi Dave,

unfortunately at the moment there isn't any way to avoid that. It is a usability issue that needs to be fixed and it is already on our product's backlog. Sorry for any inconvenience!

Best,

Sonia

Dave ●

Happy to hear it's on your RADAR. I'm a big fan: Ask your coworkers in San Francisco.

Dave ●

Just pinging you again to make sure that someone remembers that this request is out there :-).

Sonia Durán ●

Hi Dave,

Thank you for your reminder! Unfortunately there is no set date yet.

Best,

Sonia Durán

Why is it impossible to just delete "not" (instead of having to delete "not" *and* the associated condition, and start all over again)?

Why is it impossible to just delete "not" (instead of having to delete "not" and the associated condition, and start all over again)?