The Net trace length is displayed in the Nets table (located under the display window - see screen capture below).
HINT: The fastest way to find the Net Length is to use the command "Query Net" (menu: Info / Query Net), and select any object on the net. Query Net will highlight the entire net and also highlight the net within the Nets table.
Cool Feature #1: The Nets table is completely sort-able, so you can select the Length header and determine which nets are the longest, shortest, etc.
Cool Feature #2: Using the Nets Table you can Highlight Multiple Nets at once (use SHIFT and CTRL keys for multiple Nets selection).
Cool Feature #3: You can also "Right-Click" within the Nets table for more features, such as export the Nets to an Excel file and more.
The Net trace length is displayed in the Nets table (located under the display window - see screen capture below).
HINT: The fastest way to find the Net Length is to use the command "Query Net" (menu: Info / Query Net), and select any object on the net. Query Net will highlight the entire net and also highlight the net within the Nets table.
Cool Feature #1: The Nets table is completely sort-able, so you can select the Length header and determine which nets are the longest, shortest, etc.
Cool Feature #2: Using the Nets Table you can Highlight Multiple Nets at once (use SHIFT and CTRL keys for multiple Nets selection).
Cool Feature #3: You can also "Right-Click" within the Nets table for more features, such as export the Nets to an Excel file and more.
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