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Originally Posted by Ken Case
I think the key here is to show all completed actions in Context mode (where you can also group them by completion date). That way, when you select all of them you won't also end up selecting the projects that contain those actions.
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Weird. I went to Context mode, changed the filter to only display Completed, selected an Action, then Select All, and then hit delete. A lot of actions went away, but a few remained. I repeated the process, then got the same result. It took three or four deletes to clear everything out.
All that said, despite the quirkiness, this seems to work as a stopgap solution. But lots of productivity applications have a "clean up" function, and I think OmniFocus would benefit here as well.