The csv file i uploaded on the media (settings) was formatted this way
After concluding data entry, my report is showing the Unique ID as “Unique_ID” instead of the “label” (AD00111).
Is there a way I would download my report, for it to show me the labels on the csv rather than the name (Unique_ID) as we cannot go back for another data collection exercise (the phase and time has elapsed).
Thank you
Welcome to the community, @kelvinaeb! Could you kindly share with the community the label returning Unique_ID
instead of AD00111
?
Maybe having a screenshot would help us understand your issue pictorially.
Hi @Kal_Lam thanks for your prompt reply.
Here is a screenshot of it
Also, here is a screenshot of the report
I hope this helps?
Hi @Kal_Lam is there no way out to resolve this?
I can’t analyze the data due to this issue.
Please, you guys should help me.
Your first CSV is wrong.
See this example: Question Types - ODK Docs
type |
name |
label |
hint |
select_one opt_abcd |
select_one_widget |
Select one widget |
select_one type with no appearance, 4 text choices |
choices
list_name |
name |
label |
opt_abcd |
a |
A |
opt_abcd |
b |
B |
opt_abcd |
c |
C |
opt_abcd |
d |
D |
As you can see, name has to be different. What you did is similar to:
list_name |
name |
label |
opt_abcd |
Unique_ID |
A |
opt_abcd |
Unique_ID |
B |
opt_abcd |
Unique_ID |
C |
opt_abcd |
Unique_ID |
D |
So the user will see A B C D when filling in, but it will always save Unique_ID.
As for your question if it is possible to get the values of the labels, I think only the names are stored, not the labels.
Did you do a test run before doing the data collection?
Thank you so much @nmambre. This is helpful.
Due to the urgency for the data collection, it wasn’t test run before going live. I believe that was where I made a costly mistake.
Thank you once again, I appreciate.