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Templated reports do not require that you write JavaScript, they only require that you know how to use Mustache syntax to create your HTML template: https://www.csprousers.org/help/CSPro/templated_reports.html Unfortunately, there aren't many examples of using CSPro's reporting features. If you want...

Personally, my preference on how to handle longitudinal surveys is to use different dictionaries and data files for each wave of the survey. Between waves, you can prepare a data file that contains information that has to be referenced in the next round of the survey. Then you use this data--which i...

We did not receive an email at cspro@lists.census.gov. Perhaps the email was blocked because of the attachment. Can you put the files on Google Drive or Dropbox and send a link to us?

Regarding the data in your second dictionary, LISTMAYENGO_DICT, you should confirm that: 1) It is a CSPro DB file. That is the file type that supports data sync. 2) That there is data in the file. The sync functions will show you errors when there are problems with the synchronization, so if there i...

Every time a new case is loaded, value sets get reset to their original value (the first--primary--value set), so it's not enough to call setvalueset at the beginning of your application or in an item-related PROC. The labels get exported at the end of your application, so make sure that any setvalu...

How are you using loadcase? We did make some changes to file loading in 7.4, but some of those changes were supposed to speed things up, not slow them down! If you can send us the application, we'll definitely try to figure out why it is running so slowly. We're going to put out CSPro 7.5 soon so we...

The sysdate function returns the current date. If you have different dates that you want to use as a single number, then you can construct them yourself using math. For example, if I wanted February 1, 2020 in YYYYMMDD format I could write:

CSPro 7.4.1 is available on the Census Bureau website and also here on CSPro Users: https://www.csprousers.org/downloads/

You can get case's UUID (once it's loaded) by doing this: string case_uuid = uuid (DICT_NAME); You can load a specific case using the UUID by using the locate function (starting with CSPro 7.4): https://www.csprousers.org/help/CSPro/locate_function.html locate (DICT_NAME, uuid , case_uuid); loadcase...

Use two counters: one for the data from which you're copying, and one for the destination rows: // Prefill in names in names roster from enumerator data file numeric numPreloadIndividuals = count (HH_IDMSIZEROSTER000); numeric destinationRow = 0 ; do numeric x = 1 while x <= numPreloadIndividuals if...