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Take a look at this:

http://www.csprousers.org/help/html/run ... _entry.htm

The parameter "NoMenus" will open CSEntry in a tablet-friendly mode whereby the case tree and the CSEntry menus and title bar are not shown.

So write:

[DataEntryInit]
FullScreen=NoMenus

You can definitely change the properties for multiple fields in all the versions after 5.0.1. (I would have noticed if you couldn't, as I use that feature constantly.) One problem is that your selection may include more than just fields. For example, if you've highlighted both fields and text labels...

One way to do this, in a more generalizable way, is to use the getlabel function. This way, if you change the labels in your value set, they will automatically be reflected in your program. So you'd write something like this: PROC GLOBAL string genderText; PROC GENDER genderText = getlabel (GENDER,G...

Did you download the application from the beta site, or did you get the released version from the Google Play store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... ro.csentry

Let me know if this problem still occurs on the Google Play version and we'll be sure to fix it.

I'm glad that you solved your problem. Also know that you can always create a CSPro file easily if you can get it to Excel format. Here are instructions:

http://www.csprousers.org/help/html/imp ... format.htm

I'm not sure if Stata has an Export to Excel option though.

Look at how the LANGUAGES_SPOKEN and MAIN_LANGUAGE fields were handled in the Simple CAPI example, available here: C:\Program Files (x86)\CSPro 6.0\Examples\1 - Data Entry\Simple CAPI PROC MAIN_LANGUAGE onfocus // set up the value set using languages that the person speaks; if only one, preselect th...

ID fields cannot be sequential. However, you can set the ID as persistent and then use logic to assign sequential values to it. See my response here:

http://csprousers.org/forum/viewtopic.p ... =844#p2146

Oh wow, I work on the product and I didn't even know about the tblmed command. (I rarely use the tabulation system.) Thanks for bringing it to my attention. Looking at the code, I see that there is also a function, tblsum, that could prove useful at some point.

In your logic you write statements like this: writeform FORM_NAME; Then you use the FViewer tool that is included in the CSPro installation, with the exception of version 5.0, to view the .wrt file that will get created during your data entry application. That will allow you to view the forms and pr...

When you want to do this, you create a menu program and write out a PFF with the attributes of the data file that you want to create. Then you launch your data entry application with the execpff or execsystem functions. See this example of a menu program: http://www.csprousers.org/downloads/workshop...