Hi, sorry for the question, how do you proceed to make only the notes that are in the second level visible and hiding those of the first level?
Thanks … 
Hi, maybe I have not explained myself well and as an example I will use Finale.
On Finale, if I want to make only the second level visible, simply select the command “Show the active level” and in this way on a bicordo divided into 2 levels, only one level is displayed.
Example:
Here are 2 levels (fig. 1)
Selecting and choosing only the 2nd level:
Only the second level appears:
How do you recreate it in Dorico?
Dorico doesn’t have a feature exactly equivalent to this. Can you say a bit more about what your underlying requirement is. Why do you want to hide one of the voices altogether?
My fault, because I still haven’t quite figured out how to move a series of notes placed on one level to another staff.
So for the moment I tend to select the notes and copy-paste, but I would like to highlight them and avoid selecting notes that are not part of this layer.
By hiding the level I am not interested in, the ones I want to move remain highlighted.
You can filter up-stem voices or down-stem voices… You can even assign a keyboard shortcut for those (I use them a lot). There’s no “level” concept in Dorico (or layer, IIRC).
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To follow up on @MarcLarcher Edit > Filter > Voices
Select all the notes then do the filter.
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Thank you very much… 