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CSPro About CSProThe Census and Survey Processing System (CSPro) is a free software package for entering, editing, tabulating, and disseminating data from censuses and other surveys. It was designed by the United States Census Bureau, Macro International, and Serpro, S.A. Instructions for use and practice files are at the bottom of this page and in the.IMPORTANT: The CSPro website offers a download of version 5 which is not compatible with PAT data entry templates. PAT data should be analyzed with CSPro 4.1.002. Older versions of CSPro (4.x.x) will also work but we recommend using version 4.1.002 which can be downloaded using the link above.CSPro can do many things above and beyond what you will need it to do to meet USAID reporting requirements. This tutorial focuses only on using the modules and menus needed to complete the steps outlined above.

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The features that make CSPro suitable for use with the USAID PATs include its adaptability, ability to mimic the design of a paper survey, simple point and click procedures, customized data entry with controls to minimize errors, and the ability to compare data to minimize errors.Why CSPro?Based on user feedback, PAT developers are adding utility and robustness to the analysis provided by Poverty Assessment Tools.

Cs Pro 4.0

Hello,I have one entry application that have two waves.in wave 1 I did entry already. Then in wave 2 I need to enter again;In wave 2 I have change code in roster by using Onfocus to clear the old data for new entry.I'm using this below code:PROC CHANNELUEM000PROC UEMAonfocusif curocc($). Changing from CSPro 4.0 to 4.1 should not cause any problems.Is the problem that you are facing due to your onfocus code, or is it due to the fact that, in modify mode, CSEntry automatically assumes that the total number of occurrences entered is the number entered in the first round of data entry? For more information, see this:Is CSEntry automatically skipping to roster 3 because it is reaching the end of the occurrences entered during the first wave? You can use the insert function to add occurrences, or you can have the operator do it as detailed in the above post.