Hello David,

There are a few ways you can display or query what you have coded.

The quickest way is to right click on your coding set and select 'Display item frequencies (children)'. This will display the codes in the codeset and the number of items assigned to each code. You can also run the similar operation in the Frequencies tab.

You can also query the codes in the search tab. by selecting the individual codes and running a search on them.

If you would like the system to keep track of what you have coded or not coded, you can allocate items to yourself in the collaborate tab. The system will keep track of the allocated items letting you know what you have coded and what items still need coding. This could be done on all of the items or a subset of the items depending on what you require.

Best regards,

Jeff

Hi Jeff

Thanks for the advice yesterday. Both options 1 and 3 work exactly as you indicated and I am happy to proceed in that way.

I could not get the second option to work in that what appears in the search screen is the parent code i.e. practice screening and I cannot seem to expand this to the individual codes to search them in this tab. If I right click on the parent code then the word 'Silverlight' appears. 

I was going to ask about this too. When I used EPPI 3 to code a document as part of the Online EPPI Research Synthesis Course I recall being able to highlight and copy text from an abstract to drop this into a descriptor box in order  to respond to a data extraction question about sample size or data collection methods  for example. Now I can highlight text for copying and pasting (e.g. from an abstract)  but when I right click in the citation details tab of the document area I just get the word Silverlight?

Can you comment on or explain this?

Thanks

David

Hi Jeff

Thanks for the clear summary and explanation re Silverlight, much appreciated.

David