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+ | ====== multiLevelDown() ====== | ||
+ | '' | ||
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+ | The function '' | ||
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+ | **Note:** The '' | ||
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+ | When the participant finishes the subordinate questionnaire (reaching the last page or using '' | ||
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+ | * // | ||
+ | * //Data//\\ Data which should optionally be passed to the child questionnaire, | ||
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+ | The use of this function is described in chapter [[: | ||
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+ | ===== Assignment ===== | ||
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+ | By '' | ||
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+ | The case number (CASE) of the parent case is noted in all subordinate cases of an interview in the variable REF. For example, if within one interview of the questionnaire " | ||
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+ | ^CASE^QUESTNNR^REF^Description^ | ||
+ | | 1| | ||
+ | | 2| sub| 1|Participant A (subordinate questionnaire 1)| | ||
+ | | 5| sub| 1|Participant A (subordinate questionnaire 2)| | ||
+ | | 7| sub| 1|Participant A (subordinate questionnaire 3)| | ||
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+ | The cases are not necessarily directly below each other in the data set. If other interviews start between the creation of the subordinate questionnaires, | ||
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+ | ^CASE^QUESTNNR^REF^Description^ | ||
+ | | 1| | ||
+ | | 2| sub| 1|Participant A (subordinate questionnaire 1)| | ||
+ | | 3| | ||
+ | | 4| | ||
+ | | 5| sub| 1|Participant A (subordinate questionnaire 2)| | ||
+ | | 6| sub| 3|Participant B (subordinate questionnaire 1)| | ||
+ | | 7| sub| 1|Participant A (subordinate questionnaire 3)| |