Yes, you are looking at a combination case, which you should not be. Only look to load cases of native loads (W+T1+P1 for example) and not combinations (L1-L2 for example) when determining restraint loads. For example, say I have three load cases and their associated restraint loads as follows:
L1 = W+P1+T1 (OPE) Fy = 0 lb (lift-off)
L2 = W+P1 (SUS) Fy = -550 lb (weight on restraint)
L1-L2 (EXP) Fy = 0 -(-550) = +550 lb.
This of course is impossible, but that is how an algebraic combination is done. We look at the EXP case for stress because they are computed correctly, but restraint loads and displacements are not.
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