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You need to include all previous levels in the hierarchy the lower levels of the hierarchy. So the ppg dictionary should have two id items: region and operation, the goal dictionary should have three id items: region, operation and ppg etc... This way you have unique ids in all the files. In loadcas...

You can define multiple value sets for the main variety variable in the dictionary and then use the command setvalueset() from logic to change the value set based on the crop chosen. setvalueset() is usually used in the onfocus proc so your logic would look something like: PROC MAIN_VARIETY onfocus ...

The indexing is done on whatever variables you put as ID items in the dictionary so just put the 7 digits under the ID items.

You can use the concatenate data tool to combine the data files from the individual tablets and then export the concatenated file with the export tool.

The way loadcase works is to concatenate all the arguments you pass it into a single string and then it matches that string with the case id's in the data file. That means that if you have REGION (1 digit) and country (2 digit) then: loadcase(MYDICT, REGION, COUNTRY) is exactly the same thing as: lo...

Yes, you are correct. Export uses the dictionary labels but data entry uses the form labels. In 6.2 you can make them linked but in 6.1 they are always separate so if you change one you need change the other manually.

Try using the CSIndex tool from the tools menu to identify what CSPro thinks the duplicate is.

I would probably just add additional variables for the dry and fresh e.g. DRY_QUANTITY, DRY_UNIT... FRESH_QUANTITY, FRESH_UNIT...

You can create one record that contains all the columns for all three pages and then create three separate rosters, one for each page. Just only drag the columns onto the form that you want on each page.

Maybe I'm missing something obvious but the only problem I see with region to operation cascade is that the data file only contains countries in Africa. If choose Africa (1) as the region it seems to work fine. If you add the countries for Europe, Americas... to the data file it should work for thos...