• <Helps for GetStart>
  • CSPro User's Guide
    • The CSPro System
    • Data Dictionary Module
    • The CSPro Language
    • Data Entry Module
    • Batch Editing Applications
    • Tabulation Applications
    • CSPro Statements and Functions
      • Statement Format Symbols
      • Alphabetical List of Functions and Statements
      • List of Reserved Words
      • Deprecated Features
      • Declaration Statements
      • Array Object
      • List Object
      • ValueSet Object
      • File Object
      • Pff Object
      • Map Object
      • Program Control Statements
      • Assignment Statements
      • Data Entry Statements and Functions
      • Batch Edit Statements
      • Numeric Functions
      • String Functions
      • Multiple Occurrence Functions
      • General Functions
        • Compress Function
        • Decompress Function
        • Diagnostics Function
        • ErrMsg Function
        • ExecSystem Function (Desktop)
        • ExecSystem Function (Mobile)
        • ExecPFF Function
        • GetProperty Function
        • GetLabel Function
        • GetLanguage Function
        • GetSymbol Function
        • GetValueLabel Function
        • InValueSet Function
        • LoadSetting Function
        • LogText Function
        • MaxValue Function
        • MinValue Function
        • Paradata Function
        • PathConcat Function
        • PathName Function
        • Report Function
        • SaveSetting Function
        • SetLanguage Function
        • SetProperty Function
        • SetReportData Function
        • SetValueSet Function
        • SetValueSet Function With Arrays
        • SetValueSets Function
        • Special Function
        • SqlQuery Function
        • Stop Function
        • SysParm Function
        • Tr Function
        • Trace Function
        • UUID Function
        • View Function
        • Warning Function
      • Date and Time Functions
      • External File Functions
      • Synchronization Functions
    • Templated Reporting System
    • Appendix
  • <Helps for CSEntry>
  • <Helps for CSBatch>
  • <Helps for CSTab>
  • <Helps for DataViewer>
  • <Helps for TextView>
  • <Helps for TblView>
  • <Helps for TRSWin>
  • <Helps for CSDeploy>
  • <Helps for CSPack>
  • <Helps for CSFreq>
  • <Helps for CSSort>
  • <Helps for CSExport>
  • <Helps for CSReFmt>
  • <Helps for CSDiff>
  • <Helps for CSConcat>
  • <Helps for TRSSetup>
  • <Helps for ParadataViewer>
  • <Helps for ParadataConcat>
  • <Helps for CSIndex>
  • <Helps for Excel2CSPro>
  • <Helps for CSWeb>

InValueSet Function

Format
b = invalueset(item_name『, value_set_name』);
Description
The invalueset function determines whether an item's current value is within the permissible ranges of a value set. In addition to specifying the item_name, an optional argument, value_set_name, allows you to specify in which value set to check if the item's value is within the permissible ranges. If no value set is specified, the item's current value set is used.
Return Value
The function returns a logical value of 1 (true) if the item's value is within the value set's ranges and 0 (false) otherwise. If the item has no value set, the function return 1 (true).
Example 1
if not invalueset(P08_MARITAL_STATUS) then
    errmsg("Marital status is out of range. Value is %d", P08_MARITAL_STATUS);
endif;
Example 2
if D02_SEX = 1 and not invalueset(D05_CAUSE_DEATH, D05_CAUSE_DEATH_MALE_VS) then
    errmsg("A man cannot die of %l", D05_CAUSE_DEATH);
    reenter;
endif;
See also: In Operator, SetValueSet Function