• Data Entry User's Guide
    • Introduction to Data Entry
    • Data Entry Concepts
    • How to ...
      • Review Notes
      • Open Applications and Data Files
      • Add Cases
        • Begin Adding Cases
        • Save Partially Added Case
        • Complete Partially Added Cases
        • Enter Data
        • Add a Note
        • Move Around a Case in Add Mode
        • Finish a Case
        • View or Hide Response Box
        • Change CAPI Language
      • Modify Cases
      • Verify Cases
      • Stop Work
      • Assess Performance
      • Synchronize
      • Views, Settings, and Get Help
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Finish a Case

Normally you finish a case when you have completed entering all the forms in the case. CSEntry asks you whether you want to accept the case or not. If you accept the case, CSEntry immediately writes the case to the data file.
In system-controlled applications the operator must enter data field-by-field until reaching the end of the case. Exactly when the end of the case is reached is determined by logic. There are no special keys to finish a case prematurely. In applications with more than one level, the application developer must write logic to tell CSEntry when to finish entering level occurrences.
In operator-controlled applications, the operator may press F12 or Ctrl-F12 to end a case at any time.