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Thanks Josh, it worked perfectly!

Hello, In a previous topic I asked for help generating random occurrences in a list. I implemented and it went well. Now I have a problem and I would like your help. For example, when entering a case, 1 to 5 people from a house are drawn and the following records are directed to these people only (D...

If you use system control mode instead of operator control mode then CSPro will automatically set all skipped items to blank (notappl) when the case is saved. We recommend using system control mode for all CAPI applications. Operator control mode was designed for key from paper and does not give th...

If you use system control mode instead of operator control mode then CSPro will automatically set all skipped items to blank (notappl) when the case is saved. We recommend using system control mode for all CAPI applications. Operator control mode was designed for key from paper and does not give th...

Hi htuser

The example in the figure is illustrative only. There are numerous records and each of them has an average of 13 items.

Hi Josh Considering the hypothetical situation with 2 records illustrated in the figure: 1) Initially the user enters the data from registers 1 and 2 (Situation 1). (If item 1 = 4 skip item4) 2) The user then decides to return to record 1 and change item 1 from resident 1 from 1 to 4 (situation 2). ...

Hello Htuser, Thanks for sharing the experience and it sure helped me a lot. I believe your strategy of “to design an application with a menu for driven sub parts of the questionnaire as separate application, each storing data in your CSDB files according to the logic of the questionnaire” is very i...

Hi Josh, I understand that an application with both records and items is not common, but does CSPro have any caveats about this situation when running this application? Regarding the use of skip, the problem is that if the user enters an item and decides to return to another record already entered p...

Hello everyone! In a preliminary study of an application where there is information about the house and its residents, containing approximately 250 records and 3,000 items, I was curious if it has any implications as to its execution, since these numbers are quite significant, although the processes...

Thanks again Josh!