You can delete any test steps other than the <<Start>> and <<End>> steps from the Test Steps pane, however, since some test steps depend on other test steps for proper execution, the following rules apply:
Deleting an If logic type test step also results in the deletion of any Else If, Else, or End If test step associated with the deleted If test step.
Deleting an End If logic type test step also results in the deletion of any If, Else, or Else If test step associated with the deleted If test step.
Deleting an Else or Else If logic type step only deletes the Else or Else If test step. The If and End If test steps are not deleted.
Deleting a Repeat logic type test step also results in the deletion of the End Repeat test step.
Deleting a test step that attaches to a screen or is an automation step results in the deletion of any associated steps with the exception of decision and repeat logic test steps. Automation steps associated with the attach step are deleted, unless another similar attach step to the same screen exists prior to the associated action steps.