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Have you looked into the seek function? It will find data by occurrence number, which means that it will search for the first occurrence (row) that satisfies a given condition.

Actually, we identified the problem here. Windows changed the behavior of how file selection dialog boxes work starting with Windows Vista, and that affected a change we made in CSPro 5.0. We've fixed it and the new 5.0.2 release will have the fix. This new version is coming out tomorrow.

Anne, Indeed, this is a font issue on our end. The checkbox control isn't using a font that supports Cyrillic fonts. I've changed this for the 5.0.2 release, which should come out later this week. In the meantime, you can get it to work by adding this code to your application preproc: setfont (value...

We have tested the new beta on 5.0.2 and we haven't noticed these problems. Our testing team is limited, however, so it is possible that under a different software configuration we may have encountered these problems. The only guess I have related to your problems is that you are possibly creating a...

Also, to do this I had to add idx as a temporary numeric variable to the logic (in the PROC GLOBAL section). To do this, press Control+L while viewing your table and you will have access to your table logic so that you can add the variable to PROC GLOBAL.

This is possible, though it requires some programming. I've attached an example where you can see what I've done. Basically, I added Others as a value to the value set, at the end. And then in your table's PostCalc logic I go through all the cells of your table, and when there is only a value of 1, ...

The upper case issue has been fixed. The new beta version fixes it. See here: http://www.csprousers.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=516 The way that CSEntry stores data is not as efficient as a system like MySQL, so you will have performance issues when you're talking about as much as data as you ...

You can definitely do this, but not as simply. Like so: PROC GLOBAL alpha ( 26 ) alphabet = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ" ; function characterToNumber( alpha ( 1 ) char) numeric response = poschar ( toupper (char),alphabet); if not response then // not in A-Z= if char = 'ø' then response = ...

That message appears when a problem occurs in the program, usually as a result of a memory issue not handled properly by the program. If you reboot the machine and you get the same problem, then it means that there is a bug with the Text Viewer program that we would like to fix. Are you using CSPro ...

If you want to move from one level to the next one, you have to use the endlevel function.

Why are you using multiple levels though? Most applications don't require levels and using multiple records might be sufficient for your application.