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khurshid.arshad wrote: ↑March 3rd, 2021, 3:43 am Dear Team;

How can i check the CSEntry version through syntax.
thanks.
a.

To check the CSEntry version through syntax, use the function below:
s = diagnostics("version_detailed")
or
s = diagnostics("version")

Sidiki Karabenta

Thank you Gregory for all these clarifications and suggestions. While waiting for the version of CSPro which supports the "ordered checkbox" capture type, I will try to find another solution.

is there a way to conserve in data the order in which responses in a check box question are checked ? Example: if the responses of Q1_CheckBox are from code "01" to "20" and the interviewer checks five responses in the following order : "05", "20, "12", &...

Thanks Gregory for your reply and this information.

Does CSEntry run on ios device ? If yes, how ?
Please, I need help.

Regards,
KARABENTA Sidiki

Thanks Aaronw for your response. With the use of Timestamp, there are concerns when interviewers do not take care to set the time on their devices. It is for this reason that I need a time capture which is not at all related to the device used. This could be a function of the kind to capture the val...

Hi dear CsPro users,

Is there a way in CsPro to capture time independent of the device time the app is running on?

Regards,
KARABENTA Sidiki

Note that in recent versions of CSPro we have moved away from set behavior and set attributes. Those commands have been replaced with setproperty() https://www.csprousers.org/help/CSPro/setproperty_function.html. ==================== Hi AriSilva, So you can use the syntax below : //Main syntax : Pr...

AriSilva, In your situation, I advise you not to include 999 in the list of possible values of field2 so that the operators do not enter this value in the program by mistake. So you can try the following syntax: //Main syntax : Proc QuestionToBeSkipped onfocus //Universe = condition under which the ...

The only way to get the labels from a value set is to use the getlabel function. This works fine if you have a value set with consecutive discrete values, but if you have gaps in data (like you skipped D and France was E), then this will be a problem for you. I could get Ghana with code like this: ...