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The `ignore-display-when` pipe command is intended to expose data nodes that have been hidden by the `tailf:display-when` expression. This pipe command can also be used in combination with various display targets.

The following example is for a leaf `hidden-empty-leaf` that has a `tailf:display-when` expression that is evaluated to `false` still can be forced to get exposed in the CLI by use of the `ignore-display-when` pipe command:

```bash
admin@ncs(config)# show configuration
devices device foo0
config
foo:bar
!
!

admin@ncs(config)# show configuration | ignore-display-when
devices device foo0
config
foo:bar hidden-empty-leaf
!
!

admin@ncs(config)# show configuration | ignore-display-when | display curly-braces
devices {
device foo0 {
config {
+ foo:bar {
+ hidden-empty-leaf;
+ }
}
}
}
```

## Range Expressions <a href="#d5e1612" id="d5e1612"></a>

To modify a range of instances, at the same time, use range expressions or display a specific range of instances.
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