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Can you explain this in more detail? Are you trying to get 1 from 2073 or 2073 from 1? If the former option, can you use the datediff function (assuming your calendar is Gregorian outside of the date), something like: numeric fiscal_year = datediff ( 20720401 , year * 10000 + month * 100 + day, "y" ...

There is no feature like this currently on Windows. You can access notes from logic using the getnote function, but that requires you knowing what fields to look at. We'll consider making this easier in a future release.

Various European countries have used CSPro, either for projects in their country, or for projects supporting other countries.

I'm not sure if there is a list, but perhaps others may contribute information that they know.

It is hard to know what the problem might be with that export. First, I suggest checking that you are using the latest version of CSPro 7.3.1. If you are, can you email your dictionary to cspro@lists.census.gov and tell us what you are exporting? We can try to determine the problem.

There is not an option to do this at the moment. We can consider it for a future release.

You might also consider running multiple instances of CSWeb and have the interviewers connect to the one that contains only the applications that are relevant for their work.

What do you mean by states?

If you create a new CAPI Data Entry Application, it uses system-controlled mode by default. The original Data Entry Application mode (for key-from-paper) defaults to operator-controlled mode. You can see some key differences here: https://www.csprousers.org/help/CSPro/operator_vs_system_controlled.h...

The problem occurs because of the default options used for Data Entry / CAPI Data Entry. The CAPI Data Entry has one option that you want, "CAPI mode" (allowing the question text), but runs your program in system-controlled mode, which doesn't work with the way that you're randomizing questions. The...

Thanks for the report. I believe this is the same issue reported here: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3774

We will fix this for the next release, CSPro 7.4.

You are running your program in operator-controlled mode. Advance to End isn't available in that mode. If you use system-controlled mode, that option is available. That mode also correctly follows the "path," so the back button will take you to the last-entered field, bypassing any skipped fields. W...