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12.

"%(varlbl)s" has a variable selected but the previous drop down list "%(lbl_with_no_select)s" does not.

15.

%(lower)s to < %(upper)s

32.

1. If you are trying to recode a range e.g. ages 1-19 into a single age group,
put 1 TO 19 in the FROM original value(s) column, not 1 in the first column and 19 in the second.

2. Ranges use the keyword TO e.g. "150 TO 250". All keywords must be upper case, so "TO" will work but "to" will not.

3. "MIN" and "MAX" can be used in ranges e.g. "MIN TO 100", or "100 TO MAX". You can even use "MIN TO MAX" if you
want to leave out missing values.

4. "REMAINING" and "MISSING" are the two remaining keywords you can use
e.g. if you want all missing values to become 99 you would have a line with From as "MISSING", and To as 99

5. Only one condition is allowed per line. So if you want to recode <=5 and 10+ to 99 you would have one line with

"MIN TO 5" as From and 99 as To

and another line with

"10 TO MAX" as From and 99 as To.

37.

<p>Waiting for a chart to be run.</p>

38.

<p>Waiting for an analysis to be run.</p>

40.

A file name must be supplied when importing if running in headless mode.

41.

A mix of data types was found in a sample of data in "%(fldname)s".

First inconsistency:%(details)s

Please select the data type you want this entire column imported as.

51.

Also add%sto report

52.

Although the distribution of %s is not perfectly 'normal', it may still be 'normal' enough for use. View graph to decide.

59.

Answers the question, do two variables change together. E.g. if one increases, the other also increases (or stays the same).