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I have a two tags (1 wall section and 1 callout in a building section) that are linked to the same view. I don't want to have the callout linked to the view but I try to erase it and get the warning that it is going to delete the view. Then I tried to erase the wall section tag, assuming that it was just a reference view, but I got the same warning. Any ideas as to how two tags can be directly linked to the same view?
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Unless the one says similar, they are probably the same view. Just hide in view the one you don't want.
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Thanks WWHub. I found that the callout was created because the wall section tag was in the view range of the building section. So hiding the callout works.
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