Solidworks Fully Defined Sketches Of Animals

I have a sketch in the project I'm currently working on that SolidWorks says is under defined, yet I see nothing that isn't placed with dimensions or relations and there are no blue entities showing. Is there a way to make SolidWorks tell me what entities it thinks are not defined besides looking for blue items in the sketch? I had the same issue in another sketch earlier; when I zoomed way in and looked around that one, I found a very small extra line; when I deleted it, the sketch was fully defined. However, I've looked for extra entities in this sketch and can't find any. Edit: This morning, it says it's fully defined.

The sketch is three identical and symmetrical crosses, each created with two center rectangles that intersect, which are then trimmed out in the center area. I had even gone so far yesterday as to count the number of entities that were there and selected everything with a box and counted the number of entities that were in the list and everything matched. Guess it's like Pro/Engineer - when things start acting up, it's time to restart the program and see if that fixes it. Thanks to you both for your suggestions; I'll have to make a note of that Repair Sketch command!

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