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Removing a message flow node

When you have created and populated a message flow, you might need to remove a node to change the function of the flow, or to replace it with another more appropriate node. The node can be a built-in node, a user-defined node, or a subflow node.

Before you start:

This topic assumes that you have completed one or more of the following tasks.

Create a message flow, or open an existing message flow, as described in Creating a message flow and Opening an existing message flow or subflow.
Add a node to the message flow, as described in Adding a message flow node.
Add a subflow, as described in Adding a subflow.
Read background information about nodes in Message flow nodes.

To remove a node from a message flow, complete the following steps.

Open the message flow with which you want to work.
Highlight the node that you want to remove and click Edit > Delete.
The node is removed from the flow. If you have created any connections between that node and any other node, those connections are also deleted when you delete the node.
If you delete a node in error, you can restore it by clicking Edit > Undo Delete or pressing Ctrl+Z. The node and its connections, if any, are restored.
If you undo the deletion, but decide that it is correct to delete the node, click Edit > Redo Delete.

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Last updated Friday, 21 July 2017