Hi - another question. I have a record for individuals within a household, which has a maximum of three occurrences. For the first occurrence I use the show function to give me a list of ID numbers and names from an earlier roster. This populates the ID and name fields of the first occurrence. If later in that occurrence I answer consent as No, I want to skip out of that occurrence, open the show list again and select the ID and name of the next person to add. But I find that if I use 'endgroup' to leave the first occcurrence early, it takes me out of the entire record, and doesn't give me the option to add the second occurrence. How do I use the logic so that I can come out of the first occurrence early, use the show list to select the next name and number, and then be taken into a new occurrence?
Many thanks in advance for any advice at all on this.
Keith
ps - I still haven't found a solution to the question that I posted on the 25th...
Starting a new occurrence in multiple-occurring form
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Keith Tomlin
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Gregory Martin
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Re: Starting a new occurrence in multiple-occurring form
Can you:
1) Put the show command in the preproc of the first field in the roster.
2) Instead of using endgroup to skip out of the whole roster, use the skip to next command to go to the next occurrence. If you skip to the next occurrence, you'll end up again in the preproc of the first field, and the user will see the show command again.
1) Put the show command in the preproc of the first field in the roster.
2) Instead of using endgroup to skip out of the whole roster, use the skip to next command to go to the next occurrence. If you skip to the next occurrence, you'll end up again in the preproc of the first field, and the user will see the show command again.