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If you assign a value to notappl it will be set to blank.

Can you post your application here? My sample application works without crashing, so I need to take a look at the modifications that you made.

If you view your application's Data Entry Options, you can uncheck "Confirm end-of-case." This is what controls the "Accept this..." prompts. You don't have any control over whether you want it to sometimes issue these prompts, however. I can see the appeal of maybe having it on ...

Sam, It's hard to diagnose the problem without seeing the dictionary or the data file. A few things to try: 1) Are you sure that you are selecting the right data file? Often the problem that users have is that they accidentally select one of the other files created by CSEntry when they try to export...

Linh, Does it work you to use a checkbox field for the question (the suggestion that Adnane sent)? If so, make C2A an alpha field of length six. Then it can store all of the options for that question. Add each of the options to your value set, and then set the data capture type for the field to be a...

CSPro will read in the tab as a single space. The problem is that your data file wasn't correct. For example, your BLANK field starts at position 12, but if you look at your file, it should start at position 11 (ID is nine digits, not ten). Perhaps you don't mean to have a record type, which is movi...

Creating an Android version of CSPro has taken priority over anything related to online data entry. You might consider looking at other available options, such as REDCap:

http://project-redcap.org/

CSPro doesn't support this functionality natively. If you have another program that can take a photo, you can launch that program with the execsystem function.

See the following post for a short-term job opportunity at the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation:

http://www.csprousers.org/2013/03/21/el ... portunity/

Outputting the differences in different formats may be a feature that we could eventually add to CSPro. For now, you could open the file in Excel and manually set breaks at positions 3, 60, and 80. That would separate much of your data into columns, though it would split up your case IDs, which migh...