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Remove coding
This topic explains the ways you can uncode content in a source or a node.
What do you want to do?
- Understand how to remove coding
- Remove coding at selected nodes
- Remove a reference or part of a reference from a node
- Remove coding using coding stripes
Understand how to remove coding
The way you 'uncode' depends on the context you are working in. For example
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If you are coding in a source or 'coding on' in a node, you may accidently code content or change your mind about something you have coded
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If you are reviewing the references in a node, you may decide that a reference does not belong there—you can uncode to remove all or part of a reference.
Remove coding at selected nodes
If you are currently coding a source or its content and would like to remove coding at selected nodes:
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Select the content or source you want to uncode.
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On the Analyze tab, in the Uncoding group, under Uncode Selection At, click Existing Nodes.
- On the left, click the folder name that contains the node you want to uncode.
- On the right, select the check box for the node you want to uncode.
NOTE Only nodes that code the content or source are available for selection.
- Click Done.
Remove a reference or part of a reference from a node
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Open the node.
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Select the content you want to remove.
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On the Analyze tab, in the Uncoding group, under Uncode Selection At, click This Node.
Remove coding using coding stripes
When coding stripes are displayed for a source or a node, you can uncode from the coding stripes.
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Open the required source or node.
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Turn on coding stripes—on the View tab in the Coding group, click Coding Stripes, and then select a coding stripe option. Refer to Use coding stripes to explore coding for more information.
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Right-click on the required stripe and click Uncode.