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    danilo_fme
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    warrendev
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    reedwhit
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    hakans
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Original Title was: FME Desktop 2022: Having an option to get the number of features located in front of the tools arrows,


FME Desktop 2022: Having an option to get the number of features located in front of the tools arrows,

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It would be great if the FME is enhanced to have an option to get the number of features located in front of the tool arrow is made available.


Currently, the number that represents the features is placed at the middle of the line that’s connected between two tools. As per the screenshot below, in particular arrangement for the tools, it gets hidden if the fields are expanded, for example.


This issue is already discussed here:

FME Desktop 2020: How to get the number of features located in front of the tools arrows,

https://community.safe.com/s/question/0D74Q000008sguL/detail?s1oid=00D30000000ePES&s1nid=0DB0c000000Gmzx&emkind=chatterBestAnswerNotification&s1uid=0054Q00000Ewv80&emtm=1642551543431&fromEmail=1&s1ext=0














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