[V8i Ss3] Deleting a Level and it Elements

Question

I'm trying to clean up cells in a library. According to Level Usage, it's used but not in Cell Definitions, Application, Reference attachments, multiline styles or dim styles. The Level Properties Usage Tab says there are 3 lines. 
 A Fit says no elements found. A delete fence contents inside or void says no elements in or outside of fence. Select All does nothing. Set Range does not display a range box. Attempting to place it as a cell inside itself does not place anything - no new cell appears, no new range box, nothing. 
 I thought there was a keyin to delete a level and anything on its level, but cannot seem to locate that key-in.

Andrew Bell · Answer

As Mary and Bob have mentioned there area number of keyins that can be used to ascertain what elements, or fragments of elements, may be located on specific levels. The following Wiki article has been around for a while but is always quite helpful in identifying what keyin to use for what purpose. 
 https://communities.bentley.com/products/microstation/w/microstation__wiki/8837/deleting-levels

Lorys · Answer

ok its time to go back to old school 
 Create a new file.cel 
 make a new model say A 
 Rename you bad cell library to badcelllib.dgn 
 1. Ref attach Badcelllib.dgn first model into Model A world coincedent ( make sure you have a list of all the original model names you'll need this for renaming ) 
 2. Look at level manager see if is bad level there 
 3. now in model A select all and copy. ( look for bad level again in active model) 
 4 .Detattch ref model, rename model A to the imported Copied model name 
 ( I know you can import all the models but that may bring bad level with it.. or you could try and then start over old school if it fails) 
 Create new model and repeat 1-4 
 so you work your way thro the cells one at at time... 
 This the only way you can fix it without programming or Axiom tools File fixer.... 
 this is clumsy I know but it definitely works... 
 You might be able to speed it up with vba...