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Yes. There are many ways. One is called LAYISO.
Type that at the command line. Select an object which is on the layer you want to view. Right click and choose ENTER. You will only see the objects on that layer.
To get your other layers to show again at the command line type LAYUNISO
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Open up the Layers dialog box. To the left you should see a narrow panel with FILTERS written at the top.
The first item down is ALL
The second item is ALL USED LAYERS. Choose this one, and any layers which are not used will disappear from view (they will still exist in the drawing though)
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