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For my company I made some masses that we use for bubble diagrams. What I wanted was to have a bubble diagram sheet that just shows the bubble diagram that I can put wall in on and attach them to the diagram and lock them. Then shut the walls off so I cant see them any longer in this view. Then I want to be able to move around the extents of my mass. Right now with the walls being locked I cant change the bubble diagrams with out having to move the wall and then because its locked it also moves the diagram. I want to move the diagram(mass) and have it automaticly move my walls. But with the walls attatched to the diagram mass I have to move the walls around not the mass its self when changing the boundries of the masses. Any one have any suggestions? If you need me to attatch a file so you can look and see what Im talking about let me know.
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