Perhaps it's because, in my case, the net name is the same as the IC pin?

The first method works perfectly, even leaving the original net names.

Thanks!

AK6DN wrote: 13 Dec 2023, 00:28 Select the wire, copy, and paste.

That doesn't solve my problem. I want to separate a network from an IC pin but leave a net wire with the same name. I want to split the net HARD_SYNC coming out of the IC between the pin and R33, but leave a net named HARD_SYNC on the separated ends.

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