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In case a questionnaire has a participant table and no responses, ls_export() produces a somewhat misleading output with quite naturally lists all participants with no responses, but that might appear as the participants posted blank responses and we have a large chunk of missing data. The proposal is to join right_join(participants, responses) and to use ls_participants() and ls_responses() for other purposes.
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In case a questionnaire has a participant table and no responses,
ls_export()
produces a somewhat misleading output with quite naturally lists all participants with no responses, but that might appear as the participants posted blank responses and we have a large chunk of missing data. The proposal is to joinright_join(participants, responses)
and to usels_participants()
andls_responses()
for other purposes.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: