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You want CSPro to tell you the name of the town you are in?

I think you will need to explain what you mean.

In CSPro designer if you right click on the dictionary in the file tree on the left side of the screen and choose dictionary macros there is an option to generate random data. Note that since this uses the dictionary only the data generated will not satisfy consistency checks between variables.

It should be possible but you will need to write some logic. I would make an array for the possible values of each attribute and then use the random function to generate a random index to each array. So if you have 10 prices you would make an array of prices and then generate a random number between...

The problem could be that the AG_roster dictionary in the SJRIAG application expects a record type in column 1 but when you write the lookup you write the village number in the first column. The quick fix for this is to remove the record type from the AG_roster dictionary by setting its length to ze...

Search this forum for photo. There have been a number of postings discussing this already.

Please point me to the application and proc where you create the lookup and the application and proc where you try to use the lookup. Specify the filenames and line numbers if possible. I don't know which one is the adolescent program.

You could use this function in place of pos() in the example above so just take that example and replace pos() with isChecked().

It depends on how you want to show the lookup file. Generally you will use loadcase() to load the data from the lookup file and copy it into the appropriate fields of the roster. You will probably need to use a do loop to do this. You can see some examples of working with lookup files at http://tele...

Only the id items are checked for duplicates by CSPro and it is only the entirety of the id items that is checked, not each field. In other words, if you have 3 id items A, B and C you can have two cases that have the same value for A as long as they have different values for B and C. This means tha...