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Saint

Hi Sharof,
Do you already have the data collected? Are you going to restructure the old data file to a new data file?
Anyways... This code should work.

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if pos ("A", Q36) then Q36A = 1; endif;

Saint

Hi,
Set the code to work only when in add mode as follows:

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PROC ID
preproc

if demode() = add then
  if visualvalue(ID) = notappl then
    ID = 1;
  else
    ID = visualvalue(ID) + 1;
  endif;
endif;

Saint

Hi, I assume string2 will always be a part of string1? Else what will be the output? Say string1 ABC and string2 is D. Otherwise, lets say you want the result in string 3 (with length 11 - can make it 12 if string 2 will not be part of string 1 sometimes), then the following code should work. Rememb...

Saint

Hi Arsad, Try this: do varying i = 1 until i >= count(SECTOR_DICT.SECTOR_REC) { the arrays that we use for setvalueset start at 0 so we use i-1! } aDistrictCodes(i-1) = LF_SEC_ID(i); aDistrictNames(i-1) = LF_SEC_NAME(i); enddo; aDistrictCodes(i-1) = 999; aDistrictNames(i-1) = "Don't Know";...

Saint

Are the enumerator folders connected to a server? Or they are stand alone? Do you have the folders in the same location on all tablets? If the enumerator folders have a common path or being run on a server, then its quite easy, and I can send you a code for that.

Saint

Are there any specific reasons why you want the different modes for add and for modify? That could help give you some suggestions. For example, I sometimes define some checks to only run when in add mode but not in modify, and that has been useful for a number of applications.

Saint

Hi, More context is required to be able to help with any code. Are both partners being listed in some kind of roster?. At what point do you want to 'detect..'? Is it immediately after you enter the age of the second partner? Do you have a variable that identifies that this is the second partner? or ...

Saint

Another option is to export the data as 'wide' and then reshape to 'long'

Saint

Hi Subash, Sure you can check. If I understand right, you want to check for example that Q211(1)=Q209(1) and return an error message if not? If that is the case, you can put the following check on the postproc of Q211. Not sure why you have different number of concurrences for Q209 and Q211. PROC Q2...

Saint

Post your dictionary and I can get you started on the form.

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