is there a way to extract the number of nodes having support in a caesar model?

example:
node 10: +Z
node 20: +Z, guide
node 30: +Z, -X, +X

in this example i need to know there are 3 nodes having supports.

the caesar report extract 1 support for node 10, 2 for node 20 and 3 for node 30. i don't need it. so i can't use reports cause they count support number and not the node number having (multiple) supports.

i need to know how many "nodes" have support on it.

not to extract but it is possible to find out how many "nodes" have support on it.
Go to stress isometrics, choose Edit Stress Annotations, then Restraint/hanger types.
It will show you at the left the index, counting exactly how many "nodes" have support on it. ( it will add also the eqp supports/nozzles if you have)

1. Fire up Excel.
2. Copy and paste the restraints from CAESAR restraints tab to Excel
3. Select first column.
4. Data > Sort & Filter > Advanced.
5. Copy to another location, Unique records only.
6. Look at row number.