@N-thony I think this could be very quick for you - and probably take longer to explain to anyone else? But up to you.
It occurs with the use of multiple data frames.
Here in our survey data I have a summary data frame as well. It does not have village in it.
a) I do a calculation in the ordinary survey data and then use the Position sub-dialog to save it after the Village variable. I like the fact that this "rule" is remembered if I do another calculation with the same data frame.
b) But I then move to another data frame. I don't like the fact it still remembers the rule. So I now get the error above, because there is no village variable in this data frame.
c) I tried with a third data frame - that does have Village and confirm it is still in operation. I pressed Reset and that still does not currently reset that sub-dialog. It should.
@N-thony I think this could be very quick for you - and probably take longer to explain to anyone else? But up to you.
It occurs with the use of multiple data frames.
Here in our survey data I have a summary data frame as well. It does not have village in it.
a) I do a calculation in the ordinary survey data and then use the Position sub-dialog to save it after the Village variable. I like the fact that this "rule" is remembered if I do another calculation with the same data frame.
b) But I then move to another data frame. I don't like the fact it still remembers the rule. So I now get the error above, because there is no village variable in this data frame.
c) I tried with a third data frame - that does have Village and confirm it is still in operation. I pressed Reset and that still does not currently reset that sub-dialog. It should.
Thanks