Form/Subforms

[Guest]

Hi,

I have a database in which some of the tables are already populated:

tblQuestionnaires
qstnaireID (PK)
qstnaireName

tblQuestions
qstID (PK)
qstnaireID (FK)
qstnNo
qstnText

tblAnswers
answerID (PK)
qstnID (FK)

I now wish to create a form that will allow me to display/select
questionnaires, input in the corresponding respondent data and the responses
of each respondent
answer, with the question number and text displayed on the form as well.

The tables that I wish to populate via the form are:

tblRespondents
respondentID (PK)
qstnaireID (FK)
responseDateTime
interviewLang

tblResponses
respondentID (PK and FK)
qstnID (PK and FK)
response

I have no problem with the main form that displays the questionnaire ID and
Name and its subform that contains the respondentID, qstnaireID, date/time,
language. These are linked master/child via qstnaireID.

My problem is the 2nd subform. I have tried every which way and can't
figure out how to accomplish having a form that displays the question number
and text, with the respondentID in the subform1 displayed (linked), and the
ability to use a combo box to select the appropriate answer. (The combo
record source is tblAnswers)

Even when I finally manage to display all of this, as soon as I select an
answer and try to move to the next question, I get the message that a
corresponding record is required in the tblRespondents.

Any help would be very, very appreciated.

 

[tina]

it seems to me that tblQuestionnaires is a "supporting" table, rather than a
main data table. in other words, you create a new questionnaire record from
time to time, then enter a lot of records of people's responses to that
questionnaire, correct?

if that's the case, i'd suggest changing the forms setup. use a single form
to add records to tblQuestionnaires, with perhaps a subform for tblQuestions
and a sub-subform for tblAnswers. if you don't want to nest subforms three
deep, then i'd suggest tblQuestionnaires in a form by itself; then
tblQuestions in a form with a combobox to select the specific questionnaire,
and a subform to create the answers for each question.

that takes care of the questionnaire setup. to enter the responses, suggest
a mainform bound to tblRespondents, with a subform bound to tblResponses.
you can use the qstnaireID in the mainform to write an Append query based on
tblQuestions, to "pre-fill" tblResponses with a record for each question -
then just move through the records in the subform, entering the answers as
you go.

hth

 

[Guest]

Hi Tina,

Thanks so much for your response. After many 15 hour days trying to get
this done, I'm ready to pull my hair out!

The tblQuestionnaires will remain static. There are about 10 questionnaires
that will be filled in for this project and that is where it will end. So,
there is no problem filling that table in.

I realize that I am having problems due to the many-to-many relationships
with junction table.

My goal is to somehow get the tblRespondents filled in - 1 respondent will
fill in many questionnaires - For each respondent, I want to record the
questionnaire name, date and time, interviewer and language of the interview.
(I have a few other tables that are related, such as interviewer id, etc.)
So, that, I think, should be the main form or main/first sub form. Is that
correct?

The second goal is to record each answer that the respondent makes to each
question in each questionnaire - into the tblResponses.

I will try what you suggested. I have no problem nesting forms - I am happy
to do this any way I can that will allow ease of input. All questions and
answers are already input and won't change - it's the actual respondent data
and responses that I need to input.

--
Thanks!

Dee

it seems to me that tblQuestionnaires is a "supporting" table, rather than a
main data table. in other words, you create a new questionnaire record from
time to time, then enter a lot of records of people's responses to that
questionnaire, correct?

if that's the case, i'd suggest changing the forms setup. use a single form
to add records to tblQuestionnaires, with perhaps a subform for tblQuestions
and a sub-subform for tblAnswers. if you don't want to nest subforms three
deep, then i'd suggest tblQuestionnaires in a form by itself; then
tblQuestions in a form with a combobox to select the specific questionnaire,
and a subform to create the answers for each question.

that takes care of the questionnaire setup. to enter the responses, suggest
a mainform bound to tblRespondents, with a subform bound to tblResponses.
you can use the qstnaireID in the mainform to write an Append query based on
tblQuestions, to "pre-fill" tblResponses with a record for each question -
then just move through the records in the subform, entering the answers as
you go.

hth

 

[Guest]

Hi Tina,

I printed out your suggestion and have tried it.

I have the main form based upon tblRespondents that works. Unfortunately,
I'm not sure how to create the append query. I need to select a
questionnaire name from a combo box, so had thought to use the qstnaireID
field in the main for - transform to combo, 2 columns, width 0 and .5. So
that is my first problem.

The subform is linked to the main form via respondentID child/master. I
changed the record source to include the question headings, subheadings,
number and text, from tblQuestions plus the tblResponses fields. I need the
question numbers and text so that I can see which question I will be
answering. These will be locked and disabled.

I thought I would transform the response field into a combo box that looks
to the qstnID field and displays the answers that = the qstnID.

When I try to select another questionnaire for a particular respondentID in
the main form, it replaces the information that I had input for the previous
form.

I hope I've made this as clear as possible. Your help is very appreciated -
although it would appear I need "baby steps".

Thanks so much, Tina.
--
Thanks!

Dee

it seems to me that tblQuestionnaires is a "supporting" table, rather than a
main data table. in other words, you create a new questionnaire record from
time to time, then enter a lot of records of people's responses to that
questionnaire, correct?

if that's the case, i'd suggest changing the forms setup. use a single form
to add records to tblQuestionnaires, with perhaps a subform for tblQuestions
and a sub-subform for tblAnswers. if you don't want to nest subforms three
deep, then i'd suggest tblQuestionnaires in a form by itself; then
tblQuestions in a form with a combobox to select the specific questionnaire,
and a subform to create the answers for each question.

that takes care of the questionnaire setup. to enter the responses, suggest
a mainform bound to tblRespondents, with a subform bound to tblResponses.
you can use the qstnaireID in the mainform to write an Append query based on
tblQuestions, to "pre-fill" tblResponses with a record for each question -
then just move through the records in the subform, entering the answers as
you go.

hth

 

[tina]

My goal is to somehow get the tblRespondents filled in - 1 respondent will

fill in many questionnaires -

okay, there's your problem: you're using tblRespondents as the data table
for each "filled out" questionnaire. but since RespondentID is the primary
key of that table, you can only enter each respondent once.

let's examine the relationships: you have many questionnaires and many
respondents. one questionnnaire may be answered by many respondents, and
each respondent may answer many questionnaires - correct?

to handle the questionnaires themselves, you need a tblQuestionnaires to
list each one, then a tblQuestions to list each question that appears on
each questionnaire, then a tblAnswers to list each available answer for each
question on each questionnaire. from what you've posted thus far, it sounds
like you have all that set up correctly, already. so far, so good.

to handle the respondents, you need a tblRespondents to identify each
respondent only - nothing in this table about questionnaires or answers,
etc. then you need a linking table between tblRespondents and
tblQuestionnaires, to identify each instance of a specific respondent
answering a specific questionnaire, as

tblResponses
ResponseID (primary key, autonumber)
RespondentID (foreign key from tblRespondents)
QuestionnaireID (foreign key from tblQuestionnaires)
ResponseDate (date/time field)
InteviewerID (foreign key from tblInterviewers)
Language

next you need a table to record the specific answer to each question, from a
specific questionnaire/respondent. the above table needs a one-to-many
relationship with this next table, as

tblResponseDetails
DetailID (primary key, autonumber)
ResponseID (foreign key from tblResponses)
QuestionID (foreign key from tblQuestions)
AnswerID (foreign key from tblAnswers)

exactly how you set up the forms depends on the workflow of the process
you're supporting. for instance, does one respondent answer questionnaire
after questionnaire in one "sitting"? then you might want a mainform for
tblRespondents, with a subform for tblResponses and a sub-subform for
tblResponseDetails. on the other hand, does a respondent answer different
questionnaires on different dates? then you might want a separate form to
add new respondent record to tblRespondents. then a mainform for
tblResponses, with a combo box control to pick the respondent, and a subform
for tblResponseDetails. or, yet again, are the questionnaires paper forms
that are filled out and handed to someone to do the data entry after the
fact? if so, are they all in a random pile? or sorted by questionnaire? or
sorted by respondent?

as you can see, the tables design is dictated by the "real world"
relationships between the entities (tables). but the forms (within the
framework of the relationships) should support the work flow to make the
data entry as efficient as possible.

hth

Hi Tina,

Thanks so much for your response. After many 15 hour days trying to get
this done, I'm ready to pull my hair out!

The tblQuestionnaires will remain static. There are about 10 questionnaires
that will be filled in for this project and that is where it will end. So,
there is no problem filling that table in.

I realize that I am having problems due to the many-to-many relationships
with junction table.

My goal is to somehow get the tblRespondents filled in - 1 respondent will
fill in many questionnaires - For each respondent, I want to record the
questionnaire name, date and time, interviewer and language of the interview.
(I have a few other tables that are related, such as interviewer id, etc.)
So, that, I think, should be the main form or main/first sub form. Is that
correct?

The second goal is to record each answer that the respondent makes to each
question in each questionnaire - into the tblResponses.

I will try what you suggested. I have no problem nesting forms - I am happy
to do this any way I can that will allow ease of input. All questions and
answers are already input and won't change - it's the actual respondent data
and responses that I need to input.

 

[tina]

okay, we'll work on this, but first see my previous answer, posted before i
saw your latest post below. we need to make sure the tables are right before
digging into forms too deeply. pls post back to that answer (so we don't
have 2 "mini" threads going), and we'll go from there.

Hi Tina,

I printed out your suggestion and have tried it.

I have the main form based upon tblRespondents that works. Unfortunately,
I'm not sure how to create the append query. I need to select a
questionnaire name from a combo box, so had thought to use the qstnaireID
field in the main for - transform to combo, 2 columns, width 0 and .5. So
that is my first problem.

The subform is linked to the main form via respondentID child/master. I
changed the record source to include the question headings, subheadings,
number and text, from tblQuestions plus the tblResponses fields. I need the
question numbers and text so that I can see which question I will be
answering. These will be locked and disabled.

I thought I would transform the response field into a combo box that looks
to the qstnID field and displays the answers that = the qstnID.

When I try to select another questionnaire for a particular respondentID in
the main form, it replaces the information that I had input for the previous
form.

I hope I've made this as clear as possible. Your help is very appreciated -
although it would appear I need "baby steps".

Thanks so much, Tina.

 

[Guest]

Hi Tina,

Thanks SO much. The questionnaires are, indeed, hard copy and will be
received all at once. So, a batch per each participant, but the
questionnaires will each have their own date/time, interviewerID, etc.

I have a separate tblParticipants with the pptID PK, linking to FK in
tblRespondents, BTW.

I see what you mean about the respondentID being a PK and unique (it should
have been obvious to me - too many hours looking at this - sorry about that).


I will set up the extra table you mentioned to begin with. Then, I will
print out your response and try to determine which form design is best.

Any other comments once you've read this are appreciated.

Thanks so very much!

 

[Guest]

Hi Tina,

OK, I've set up the tables as per your previous post. I'm set to create the
forms/subforms.

I think I answered your questions regarding the work flow and how things are
received. I will receive a "pack" of respondent (participant) questionnaires
and will fill in each of that respondent's data before moving on to the next.


In my mind, I see a main form from which I can select a questionnaire Name
and another combo from which I can select a pptID (an entire list of ppts
will be input prior to input of questionnaires). Then, in a subform, I would
like to see a list of all of the questions related to that questionnaire
(locked and disabled, but for reference), with a combo box that lists the
possible answers for that question. The response combo's source would be the
answers from tblAnswers, linking the qstnID in tableAnswers and the qstnID on
the form.

Does this make sense?

Thanks again, so much. This has been quite a nightmare.

 

[tina]

yes, it does make sense, and that's how i'd go about it, myself. this is the
point where you want a main form, bound to tblResponses, with a combo box
control to choose the respondent from tblParticipants, and another combobox
control to choose the questionnaire from tblQuestionnaires, and controls to
enter the date, interviewer (another combo, i think, to choose from the
interviewers table) and the language (possibly another combo, as well?).

then you want a subform, bound to tblResponseDetails...and here is where you
want the records "pre-added", one for each question from the questionnaire
chosen in the mainform combobox, so you can go through and enter the answers
to all the questions. this is not so hard to set up, but it requires an
Append query and a bit of coding. rather than try to talk you through it, i
can email to you a small demo db that i recently shared with someone else in
the newsgroups. you can study the setup to see how it works, and then set up
your forms the same way.

if you want to see the demo db, post back with your email address. but be
sure to "disguise" it, such as "dee somebody atsomeplacedotcom" so the
spammers don't pick it up. also, let me know what version of Access; i can
send anything from A97 to A2003.

hth

 

[Guest]

Thanks so much! You can e-mail me at:

candlelight1956 at the hotmail place dot com.

Thanks Tina! I truly appreciate every moment you are spending on this. I
couldn't do it alone.

 

[tina]

okay, just sent it off. i assume you really meant hotmail, not the extra
words there (don't worry, the automated spammers won't understand this).

 

[Guest]

Hi,

Yes,, got it! Thankss so much. I'm sorry - I am using Access 2003 -
forgot to mention that.

Will post back tomorrow if I have problems. Thanks so much again!

 

[Guest]

Hi Tina,

I have analysed your db and am working on my form/subform. The main form is
fine - works well.

The sub form is where I'm encountering problems. I haven't yet created the
append query - am first making sure that the correct information is displayed
on the subform.

In essence, I need two types of links between main and sub form. The
response_id field master/child, which is fine. But, I also need a link
between the selected questionnaire in the main form and the questionID field
in the subform so that the questions related to a specific questionnaire are
"loaded". I'm also thinking I may have to base the sub-form on a query that
also contains the tblHeadings, which is a table that is related to the
tblQuestionnaires via fk questionnaireID and contains all of the headings in
the questionnaires. I did this to normalize the tblQuestions, as many
questions are in each different heading. So, I need to somehow display the
headings and sub-headings in that table, plus the question number and
question text, the latter two coming from tblQuestions.

I hope I have explained this clearly. Thanks so very much!

 

[tina]

comments inline.

Hi Tina,

I have analysed your db and am working on my form/subform. The main form is
fine - works well.

The sub form is where I'm encountering problems. I haven't yet created the
append query - am first making sure that the correct information is displayed
on the subform.

In essence, I need two types of links between main and sub form. The
response_id field master/child, which is fine. But, I also need a link
between the selected questionnaire in the main form and the questionID field
in the subform so that the questions related to a specific questionnaire are
"loaded".

no, you don't, hon. you'll choose the correct questions in the Append query,
by setting criteria on the questionnaireID foreign key field in
tblQuestions, taking the value from the questionnaire you chose in the
mainform record, as

Forms!MainFormName!QuestionnaireIDControlName

I'm also thinking I may have to base the sub-form on a query that
also contains the tblHeadings, which is a table that is related to the
tblQuestionnaires via fk questionnaireID and contains all of the headings in
the questionnaires. I did this to normalize the tblQuestions, as many
questions are in each different heading. So, I need to somehow display the
headings and sub-headings in that table, plus the question number and
question text, the latter two coming from tblQuestions.

well, my question here would be: for the purposes of data entry, do you
REALLY *need* the headings that show on the paper form? in other words, is
it possible to go through the paper form from beginning to end, entering the
answers in the subform in the proper order, but without headings to
"separate" the question groups?

remember that when you're entering data, it doesn't have to be pretty, it
just has to be accurate, so focus on that aspect of the setup and don't get
too hung up on matching form to paper.

hth

 

[Guest]

Hi Tina,

You're right - I don't really need to display the headings and subheadings,
so that takes care of that question.

My only other concern that this point is - can I specify that I wish to
display other fields from the tblQuestions? The reason for this is that I
have fields such as ControlType and LimitToList, that i will need to use in
order to execute code appropriate for those fields.

Thanks again so much!

 

[Guest]

Hi again,

Another question... will this show only the questions for the selected
questionnaire in the main form?

Not all ppts will fill in each and every questionnaire, so I need to display
the questions that are relevant to the selected questionnaire only.

Thanks again!

 

[Guest]

Hi Tina,

I have worked for the better part of the day trying to get my subform to
work - to no avail.

So, I decided I would go back to your db and try to recreate the forms and
append query you had designed to see if I was missing something there first.

I am definitely missing something. I have checked every property I can
think of, but must be missing something. I can create the forms and query as
you have. When I open the main form and select a saleperson, location and
fill in the date - no problem. However when I hit Tab to move to the subform
- it just sits there and looks at me - no products are automatically filled
in. So, I'm missing how to do this.

So that's the first thing I need to figure out.

The second thing would be this. Let's say I also want to display a list of
prices of the products - maybe 1 price is for high volume clients, 1 price
for medium volume and 1 for low volume. This would be where the amount
column is - but I'd like to populate it via a combo box with the source of a
tblProductsPrice.

This is sort of what I am needing to do with my subform. I want to display
the question numbers and text that are associated with a partcular
questionnaire that I select in the main form. (I think I have done this -
just need it to "auto populate" as discussed above).

I have included the answerID field (fk) from the tblResponseDetails in the
sub form, changed it to a combo box, then made the source tblAnswers
(answerID, answerText, 2 columns, 0,1 widths). But I'm not sure how to have
the correct answer choices display in relation to the question being asked.

I know I'm missing something pretty basic. I keep trying to find it on my
own, but have hit another dead end after many hours.

help!

Thanks again for your patience.

 

[tina]

When I open the main form and select a saleperson, location and

fill in the date - no problem. However when I hit Tab to move to the subform
- it just sits there and looks at me - no products are automatically filled
in. So, I'm missing how to do this.

in my demo db, open the mainform in Design view, click on the subform
control *once* to select it, and then take a look at the Enter event
procedure - there's the code that runs the Append query.

I have included the answerID field (fk) from the tblResponseDetails in the
sub form, changed it to a combo box, then made the source tblAnswers
(answerID, answerText, 2 columns, 0,1 widths). But I'm not sure how to have
the correct answer choices display in relation to the question being

asked.

okay, let's take another look at the fields in tblResponseDetails (per the
structure i posted previously in this thread):

tblResponseDetails
DetailID (primary key, autonumber)
ResponseID (foreign key from tblResponses)
QuestionID (foreign key from tblQuestions)
AnswerID (foreign key from tblAnswers)

so we see that the QuestionID is part of the response detail record, as it
should be. now, as you say, you've bound the AnswerID field to a combobox
control whose RowSource is tblAnswers. and here's a reminder of the makeup
of tblAnswers, as

tblAnswers
answerID (PK)
qstnID (FK)

you just need to change the RowSource to a SELECT statement, as

SELECT answerID, answerText FROM tblAnswers WHERE qstnID =
Forms!MainformName!SubformControlName.Form!QuestionID

the above goes all on one line in the RowSource, regardless of linewrap in
this post. replace MainformName with the correct name of the main form;
replace SubformControlName with the correct name of the subform control
(within the main form) that "contains" the subform. and make sure that
QuestionID is the correct name of the question ID field in the subform.

last, you need to add a requery action to the combobox control's Enter event
procedure, as

Me!AnswerComboboxName.Requery

i'm guessing that the subform is in Datasheet view. with the above solution,
you may find that when you requery the combobox control, answers from
*other* records in the datasheet may seem to "disappear". relax, they have
not. it's just a visual issue, caused by the necessary requery of the
combobox control.

hth

 

[Guest]

Hi Tina,

I’m really, really sorry about this – but I can seem to get things working.

Main form is working fine. Can’t get the subform to work. If I had both
qstnID and answerID fields, it doesn’t show anything from combo drop-down.

If I only add the qstnID, it displays all questions in the drop-down, but I
need to have them listed one after the other. I would prefer to work in
continuous form view if possible.

Here is what I have, as detailed as I can. (If you would find it easier if
I sent you the db, please let me know):


Main form name: frmResponses
Source: tblResponses
Linking field to sub form: responseID
Name of field that displays questionnaireId - cboQstnaireID

Control name: sfrmResponseDetails
Subform Name: childDetails
Source: tblResponseDetails
Fields: responseID, qstnID, answered
On Enter event:
Private Sub ChildDetails_Enter()

If IsNull(Me!responseID) Then Exit Sub

With Me!childDetails.Form
If .RecordsetClone.RecordCount < 1 Then
DoCmd.SetWarnings False
DoCmd.OpenQuery "qryResponseDetails"
DoCmd.SetWarnings True
.Requery
End If
End With
End Sub

Append Query Name: qryResponseDetails
Append to: tblResponseDetails
Table: tblQuestions
Append: responseID from Expr1: Forms!frmResponses!responseID
Append: qstnID from tblQuestions

qstnID field in subform: combo box
Name: cboQstnID
Source:
SELECT tblQuestions.qstnID, tblquestions!qstnNo & ". " &
tblQuestions!qstnText AS Question
FROM tblQuestions
WHERE (((tblQuestions.qstnaireID)=[Forms]![frmResponses]![cboQstnaireID]));

answered field in subform: combo box
Name: cboAnswerID
Source:
SELECT tblAnswers.answerID, tblAnswers.answer FROM tbAnswers WHERE
(((tblAnswers.qstnID)=[Forms]![frmResponses]![childDetails].[Form]![cboQstnID]));

I think that's it!

As always, thank so much for your kind patience and expert advice.

 

[tina]

Here is what I have, as detailed as I can. (If you would find it easier
if

I sent you the db, please let me know)

you can send me the db, hon, and i'll take a look - but i probably won't
have time to do it until this coming weekend. i just sent you an email from
my "real" email address, so you can attach the db to a reply email.

hth

Hi Tina,

I'm really, really sorry about this - but I can seem to get things working.

Main form is working fine. Can't get the subform to work. If I had both
qstnID and answerID fields, it doesn't show anything from combo drop-down.

If I only add the qstnID, it displays all questions in the drop-down, but I
need to have them listed one after the other. I would prefer to work in
continuous form view if possible.

Here is what I have, as detailed as I can. (If you would find it easier if
I sent you the db, please let me know):


Main form name: frmResponses
Source: tblResponses
Linking field to sub form: responseID
Name of field that displays questionnaireId - cboQstnaireID

Control name: sfrmResponseDetails
Subform Name: childDetails
Source: tblResponseDetails
Fields: responseID, qstnID, answered
On Enter event:
Private Sub ChildDetails_Enter()

If IsNull(Me!responseID) Then Exit Sub

With Me!childDetails.Form
If .RecordsetClone.RecordCount < 1 Then
DoCmd.SetWarnings False
DoCmd.OpenQuery "qryResponseDetails"
DoCmd.SetWarnings True
.Requery
End If
End With
End Sub

Append Query Name: qryResponseDetails
Append to: tblResponseDetails
Table: tblQuestions
Append: responseID from Expr1: Forms!frmResponses!responseID
Append: qstnID from tblQuestions

qstnID field in subform: combo box
Name: cboQstnID
Source:
SELECT tblQuestions.qstnID, tblquestions!qstnNo & ". " &
tblQuestions!qstnText AS Question
FROM tblQuestions
WHERE (((tblQuestions.qstnaireID)=[Forms]![frmResponses]![cboQstnaireID]));

answered field in subform: combo box
Name: cboAnswerID
Source:
SELECT tblAnswers.answerID, tblAnswers.answer FROM tbAnswers WHERE
(((tblAnswers.qstnID)=[Forms]![frmResponses]![childDetails].[Form]![cboQstnI
D]));

I think that's it!

As always, thank so much for your kind patience and expert advice.



--
Thanks!

Dee

in my demo db, open the mainform in Design view, click on the subform
control *once* to select it, and then take a look at the Enter event
procedure - there's the code that runs the Append query.
to
have
asked.

okay, let's take another look at the fields in tblResponseDetails (per the
structure i posted previously in this thread):

tblResponseDetails
DetailID (primary key, autonumber)
ResponseID (foreign key from tblResponses)
QuestionID (foreign key from tblQuestions)
AnswerID (foreign key from tblAnswers)

so we see that the QuestionID is part of the response detail record, as it
should be. now, as you say, you've bound the AnswerID field to a combobox
control whose RowSource is tblAnswers. and here's a reminder of the makeup
of tblAnswers, as

tblAnswers
answerID (PK)
qstnID (FK)

you just need to change the RowSource to a SELECT statement, as

SELECT answerID, answerText FROM tblAnswers WHERE qstnID =
Forms!MainformName!SubformControlName.Form!QuestionID

the above goes all on one line in the RowSource, regardless of linewrap in
this post. replace MainformName with the correct name of the main form;
replace SubformControlName with the correct name of the subform control
(within the main form) that "contains" the subform. and make sure that
QuestionID is the correct name of the question ID field in the subform.

last, you need to add a requery action to the combobox control's Enter event
procedure, as

Me!AnswerComboboxName.Requery

i'm guessing that the subform is in Datasheet view. with the above solution,
you may find that when you requery the combobox control, answers from
*other* records in the datasheet may seem to "disappear". relax, they have
not. it's just a visual issue, caused by the necessary requery of the
combobox control.

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