Pull data function to return multiple data

[l.pomana]

Is there any way pull data function can return multiple data. for e.g. if name is the same then it shows Name, Age, Gender etc.

Thank you in advance

[l.pomana]

Hello. I am new to KoBo. I have data of household list that i want to prepopulate into KoBo so that whenever i select head of house it displays all the member within that household.

Please can anyone help me.

Thank you

[Kal_Lam]

Hi @l.pomana,

Welcome to the community! You could design a form with the pull data functionality as outlined in the support article Pull Data () functionality in KoBoToolbox.

As a backup you could also have a look at the post that has a work around (with an example):

Trying to build a form that will use pulldata() function to verify barcode ID

Hi @henryakuete, Please see the images below to build a survey form that uses barcode as question type to pull data from the csv file. You could practice this by replacing the barcode (Code) of the csv file with the ones that you have from any of your books (this is the one that i had them with me). Just wanted to show you a demo that if you have a barcode number, you could manage them in your csv file and use the pull data function to get the desired information during your survey. Image 1 (i…

Have a great day!

[avadh166]

Hi @Kal_Lam I am trying to work on pull data sheet. If I am trying to search details of my respondents by their names, I get only one entry while there are multiple entries in my CSV file with the same name. Is there an option that I enter the name and I get to see all the names of respondents with the same name and I can select the one I am looking for?

Pls help.

[cubicdesk54]

please did you get a solution for this problem

[Xiphware]

@avadh166

Is there an option that I enter the name and I get to see all the names of respondents with the same name and I can select the one I am looking for?

Can you please post your current form - and associated data - and perhaps describe what result(s) you expect to see. That will help better understand exactly what you are trying to achieve.