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vipul315singhal, can you send your dictionary to cspro@lists.census.gov? I'll fix the problem if I can recreate it. Regarding exporting to the other languages, when you email the above address, please request that feature. The ExportXMLMetadata tool is very incomplete, and was really designed for ot...

You're right that this is a problem. I've fixed the problem, which will go out in CSPro 7.3. I've posted the 7.3 version here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1NVnTgfEAtvBsh6xO0ZXeTElEiSVcqa7w You can run the program in that file and it should give you the correct results. If not, please let me know.

CSPro 7.3 will support denominators of up to 10 billion - 1. Later in this century we may to increase it when the world population increases past 10 billion.

Thanks. I just added them to the list, both the lowercase and uppercase versions.

I created a test application using multiple languages and have not been able to recreate the problem. However, my application had only a few fields. Perhaps the problem has to do with rosters or other form elements. If you want, you can send your program to cspro@lists.census.gov and tell us what fi...

These are our current conversions:

A: à À â Â á Á
C: ç Ç
E: é É è È ê Ê ë Ë
I: î Î ï Ï í Í
O: ô Ô ó Ó
N: ñ Ñ
U: ù Ù ú Ú û Û ü Ü

I'll incorporate any additional ones that you post.

Can you give an example of what is happening? I'm assuming that you have multi-language value sets. Are you saying that when you change the language the case tree language doesn't change? Does this happen on dynamic value sets?

You can add an eight-digit item to the form and set the property date capture format YYYYMMDD and you'll be able to use it easily with the datediff/dateadd/datevalid functions. If you want it in a different format than yyyy/mm/dd, you can collect it like that, but then you'll have to transform it to...

You can access the key by calling this:



However, you can't change it in logic, so the above is mostly just for informational purposes (or if you're working with paradata reports).

It's not as simple as including an existing C/Java math library because we have to wrap those functions to make them exposed in the CSPro logic language. For example, the CSPro function int calls into the C math function floor.

What math functions in particular are you interested in?