Component in recovery condition: How to find it?

Hello
I need to move assembly A to another assembly B. But when moving SW tells me that assembly A is in a recovery state and therefore cannot be moved. How do I find the part that is being revived?
I created a new assembly and opened each macro sub-assembly and then inserted the components into my new assembly, until I identified the defective sub-assembly, which did not appear in the list of parts to be inserted.
The problem is that I repeated this manipulation by breaking down the defective macro assembly and there ... everything appears, compliant, in the component insertion list! Sniff!
I don't know how to find the piece that was badly recorded.

Do you have a lead?
Thank you
Have a nice day
Kind regards
Marc

Here is the answer I gave in this subject:
Look at this link and the answer I gave:
https://forum.mycad.visiativ.com/t/existe-t-il-un-moyen-rapide-de-trouver-une-piece-en-etat-de-reprise-dans-un-asm/107644/2?locale
The answer:
When you open your assembly, if a part is in a rework state, it should display a warning message:

If this is not the case you go to Tools, options, Message/Errors/Warning and you uncheck the one that looks like the capture.

This warning message is one of the only ones that is really useful since it allows you to identify the bar and lower it (by pressing yes)

Or see the macro of @fifounet44 in this topic:

As soon as the macro finds a part in a state of recovery, it lowers it to the bottom. (On the other hand, it does not give the name of the part concerned and no request for validation.)

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