Select all CTRL A in toolspace expands everything. How to collapse it all?

[RobertEVs]

Sometimes I make a mistake when I want to edit JUST multiple surface styles in my toolspace I miss and instead select (CTRL>A) everything in the Active Drawing View. Upon doing this C3D expands every single thing in the toolspace. From here I usually just start hitting the minuses to shorten it all back up. 

Does anyone know how to minimize the categories in the toolspace? Same way I can expand and collapse in the corridor properties window.

 

[RobertEVs]

Sometimes I make a mistake when I want to edit JUST multiple surface styles in my toolspace I miss and instead select (CTRL>A) everything in the Active Drawing View. Upon doing this C3D expands every single thing in the toolspace. From here I usually just start hitting the minuses to shorten it all back up. 

Does anyone know how to minimize the categories in the toolspace? Same way I can expand and collapse in the corridor properties window.

 

[tcorey]

On Prospector, switch to Master View or to Active Drawing View and then back to what you were using. This will de-select everything and collapse the drawing.

[tcorey]

On Prospector, switch to Master View or to Active Drawing View and then back to what you were using. This will de-select everything and collapse the drawing.

[RobertEVs]

I was hoping that would work but alas, No. Still expanded. As long as I stay in master view then that works. I have to close out of the drawing and re-open to get the list collapsed. 

[RobertEVs]

I was hoping that would work but alas, No. Still expanded. As long as I stay in master view then that works. I have to close out of the drawing and re-open to get the list collapsed. 

[tcorey]

My bad. Like you said, it only collapses when you go to Master View. Bummer.

[tcorey]

My bad. Like you said, it only collapses when you go to Master View. Bummer.

[RobertEVs]

Generally, not a problem. I minus click the expansions and go about work. This one particular dwg has several, and I mean several lot gradings done individually turned into small independent surfaces. A CTRL>A on the toolbar makes for a long expanded lists. 

[RobertEVs]

Generally, not a problem. I minus click the expansions and go about work. This one particular dwg has several, and I mean several lot gradings done individually turned into small independent surfaces. A CTRL>A on the toolbar makes for a long expanded lists. 

[user181 · Accepted solution]

Try CTRL + the Left Arrow Key

[user181 · Accepted solution]

Try CTRL + the Left Arrow Key