mr Category Go To Cross-reference

For categories that have Go To information, a cross-reference to the page that contains the next question to ask.

mr Category Go To Name

For categories that have Go To information, the name of the next question to ask.

mr Category Go To Short Name

For categories that have Go To information, the short name of the next question to ask.

mr Category Name

The category name, which uniquely identifies the category within the category list. For example, SCIENCE, DESIGN, and so on.

mr Category Other Specify Name

The name of the variable that holds the open-ended responses to an Other Specify category.

mr Category Text

The category text that you want to present to the user. For example, National Museum of Science, Museum of Design, and so on. In shared list subLooks, it inserts the subquestion text of grid and numeric grid questions as well as the category text of categorical questions.

mr Category Value

A numeric identifier for the category within the question. For example, 1, 2, and so on.

This style is effectively replaced by the mr Keycode style starting with version 5.6. To maintain backwards compatibility, UNICOM Intelligence Interviewer - Paper continues to process this style if you open an older look version.

mr Grid Subquestion Name

The name that uniquely identifies a subquestion within a grid subquestion list.

mr Grid Subquestion Text

The subquestion text that you want to present to the user in a grid question.

mr Information Name

The unique name of an information item.

mr Information Short Name

The short name of an information item. (This is reserved for future use because you cannot create a short name for an information item in any of the current authoring tools.)

mr Information Text

The text of an information item.

mr Instruction

Instruction text for a question or information item. For example, Only if answered Yes to Q13.

mr Keycode

The keycode value defined in the metadata document.

mr Question Name

The question name, which is a unique identifier that allows you to track a question over time and across survey instruments (for example, museums).

mr Question Short Name

A shorter version of the question name. It is often the question number, such as Q14.

mr Question Text

The question text that you want to present to respondents; for example, Which museums or art galleries have you visited or do you intend to visit?

mr Range Maximum

For numeric questions, the maximum value permitted in the answer. For open-ended questions, the maximum number of characters permitted in the answer. For categorical questions, the maximum number of categories allowed in the answer.

mr Range Minimum

For numeric questions, the minimum value allowed in the answer. For open-ended questions, the minimum number of characters allowed in the answer. For categorical questions, the minimum number of categories allowed in the answer.