The selection filter is an extremely useful tool used for controlling the content of Objects that can be selected prior to performing any modifications or queries. The selection filter can be a major time saver as it parses out Objects that do not pass certain requirement that you set.
Note: For more information about object selection see Learn Guide: Viewing & Selection Basics
Command Sequence
1. Select menu: Edit | Selection | Filter... The Selection Filter dialog will appear.
Note: Items here allow you to include or exclude specific Dcodes, Layers, Composite Levels, NC Tools, Polygons, or Text from being selected. For the items with check boxes, a check means the item can be selected, removing a check means the item cannot be selected.
2. Verify all Filter items. Select OK when done
Note: Enter numbers and/or ranges separated by commas.
Include: 10,13
Ranges: 15-22,!40-42
Exclude: !10,!30-45
Select All: 0 or BLANK
Note: The Selection Filter is only good for on selection command (ie. Window, Crossing, All, etc.). If you wish to select another Crossing Window, you will need to go back to step 1, and repeat.