The frequent sets data provides a summary of the most commonly occurring item sets within a dataset

[Mohmad_almAD]

I have a recursive collection to collect phone numbers of beneficiaries. After entering the information, I want the names of all beneficiaries to appear with their phone numbers side by side.

1. [Beneficiary Name 1] - [Phone Number 1]
2. [Beneficiary Name 2] - [Phone Number 2]
3. [Beneficiary Name 3] - [Phone Number 3]
4. [Name of beneficiary 4] - [Phone number 4]
5. [Name of beneficiary 5] - [Phone number 5]
6. [Beneficiary Name 6] - [Phone Number 6]
7. [Name of beneficiary 7] - [Phone number 7]
8. [Name of beneficiary 8] - [Phone number 8]
9. [Name of beneficiary 9] - [Phone number 9]
10. [Name of beneficiary 10] - [Phone number 10]
11. [Name of beneficiary 11] - [Phone number 11]
12. [Name of beneficiary 12] - [Phone number 12]
13. [Name of beneficiary 13] - [Phone number 13]
14. [Name of beneficiary 14] - [Phone number 14]
15. [Name of beneficiary 15] - [Phone number 15]

Please note that the number of beneficiaries may reach 15 in one questionnaire. I tried to do it as in the file but it doesn’t work.

I hope you can help solve the matter as soon as possible. Thank you
Beneficiary.xlsx (11.7 KB)

[Mohmad_almAD]

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[Mohmad_almAD]

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[jnm]

Please post your query first to User Support - KoboToolbox Community Forum. We only conduct support via private message when it pertains to a sensitive situation about someone’s particular account, not for form design in general.

[Kal_Lam]

@Mohmad_almAD, you could do it as outlined in the image shared below:

In the survey tab of your XLSForm:

Data entry screen as seen in Enketo:

Reference XLSForm:

Beneficiary.xlsx (9.9 KB)