Missed Data from Dataset

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• Paul Galvin Posts: 886

  January 2010

  Hi Mohamed,
  There could be a carriage return in one of the text or textarea fields which is causing the dataset to wrap too soon. You should review the data entered for the subjects to see if a carriage return exists.
  
  Thanks,
  Paul
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  Sent: Wednesday, January 27, 2010 7:35 PM
  To: [email protected]
  Subject: [Users] Missed Data from Dataset
  
  Dear All,
  
  I have created a dataset that is supposed to capture all data from a single CRF from 5 successive events, in a single site study with 2 Groups (please see attached Excel Data Export). Is there any explanation for why half of the data for subject 4 were not exported? Furthermore, why I am having the rows 6,7, and 8 that seems not to belong to any subject? What is the cause os such behaviour.
  
  Thank you all for your help.
  Mohamed Ibrahim
  Postdoctoral Fellow
  Wilmer Eye Institute
  Johns Hopkins University

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• John Aponte Posts: 11

  January 2010

  Hi!
  Is there any way to escape the carriage returns? It is very
  complicated to handle data in textarea fields as people trend to use
  carriage returns if they foreseen that the data is to long to fit in
  on line of the textarea box. I think this should be handle
  automatically by the export tool of OC.
  Thanks
  JJ
  On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 7:52 PM, Paul Galvin wrote:
  > > Hi Mohamed,
  > >
  > > There could be a carriage return in one of the text or textarea fields which
  > > is causing the dataset to wrap too soon. You should review the data entered
  > > for the subjects to see if a carriage return exists.
  > >
  > >
  > >
  > > Thanks,
  > >
  > > Paul
  > >
  > > -----------------------------------------------------------------------
  > >
  > > Paul J. Galvin
  > > Project Manager
  > > Akaza Research
  > > 781-547-8425
  > >
  > > OpenClinica Global Conference
  > > March 22, 2010 - Bethesda, Maryland
  > > For details and to register visit: www.openclinicaconference.org
  > >
  > > www.akazaresearch.com
  > > www.openclinica.org
  > >
  > > ~ OpenClinica Enterprise ~ Ask me about professional training, support, and
  > > services for OpenClinica
  > >
  > >

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• Paul Galvin Posts: 886

  January 2010

  Hi John,
  I will log this in our issue tracking system so the capability can be added to the OC extract.
  Thanks,
  Paul
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  Paul J. Galvin
  Project Manager
  Akaza Research
  781-547-8425
  OpenClinica Global Conference
  March 22, 2010 - Bethesda, Maryland
  For details and to register visit: www.openclinicaconference.org
  www.akazaresearch.com
  www.openclinica.org
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  -----Original Message-----
  Sent: Friday, January 29, 2010 2:42 AM
  To: [email protected]
  Subject: Re: [Users] Missed Data from Dataset
  Hi!
  Is there any way to escape the carriage returns? It is very
  complicated to handle data in textarea fields as people trend to use
  carriage returns if they foreseen that the data is to long to fit in
  on line of the textarea box. I think this should be handle
  automatically by the export tool of OC.
  Thanks
  JJ
  On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 7:52 PM, Paul Galvin wrote:
  > > Hi Mohamed,
  > >
  > > There could be a carriage return in one of the text or textarea fields which
  > > is causing the dataset to wrap too soon. You should review the data entered
  > > for the subjects to see if a carriage return exists.
  > >
  > >
  > >
  > > Thanks,
  > >
  > > Paul
  > >
  > > -----------------------------------------------------------------------
  > >
  > > Paul J. Galvin
  > > Project Manager
  > > Akaza Research
  > > 781-547-8425
  > >
  > > OpenClinica Global Conference
  > > March 22, 2010 - Bethesda, Maryland
  > > For details and to register visit: www.openclinicaconference.org
  > >
  > > www.akazaresearch.com
  > > www.openclinica.org
  > >
  > > ~ OpenClinica Enterprise ~ Ask me about professional training, support, and
  > > services for OpenClinica
  > >
  > >

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