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This page allows you to build and customize your data collection instruments one field at a time. You may add new fields or edit existing ones. New fields may be added by clicking the Add Field buttons. You can begin editing an existing field by clicking on the Edit icon. If you decide that you do not want to keep a field, you can simply delete it by clicking on the Delete icon. To reorder the fields, simply drag and drop a field to a different position within the form below. NOTE: While in development status, all field changes will take effect immediately in real time.

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Fields in a matrix group currently *cannot* be dragged to another location BUT can be moved by clicking the 'Move Matrix' icon for the matrix group.
If you wish to change a field's position within a matrix group, you may click the pencil icon for the group to reorder them inside the Edit Matrix pop-up.
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The first field in the project (i.e. the record ID field) *cannot* be dragged to another location. It must always stay in the first position. However, you can modify this field's attributes, such as its label, variable name, etc.
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You can display an embedded video on a data entry form or survey page by simply providing the video's URL (web address) in the 'Embed an external video' text box. You may have the video be displayed inline on the page, or you may instead have it initially hidden but displayed after clicking a button. Any video can be set to full-screen mode, if desired. Unlike the attachment option for Descriptive fields, which implies uploading a file into REDCap, an embedded video will not be hosted by REDCap but will be hosted on another server elsewhere on the web and streamed to the user's web browser. YouTube and Vimeo videos are the most compatible video streaming services, and you can obtain the URL for such videos on those websites.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: It is your responsiblity as a REDCap user to ensure that you do not upload any videos or files that contain confidential or sensitive information (e.g., PHI or PII), as well as copyrighted material, to third-party websites such as YouTube, Vimeo, etc. REDCap is not responsible for anything that you upload to third-party websites.
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This same exact branching logic is shared by multiple fields. Would you like to automatically update the branching logic of ALL the other fields (even those on other instruments) that have the exact same branching logic? NOTE: Clicking YES will update the other fields' branching logic immediately.

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The Choices textbox has now been pre-loaded with the choices from the matrix group you just selected. You should *NOT* alter these values.
Field annotations can be used to add explanatory notes or commentary about a given field. This can be used for several purposes, such as for the bookkeeping of a project's field structure (as metadata about the given field) for reference purposes regarding what the field represents or how it should be used (during data entry, analysis, etc.). Field annotations are not displayed on any page but are merely for reference. Field annotations can also be used to map the field to various standards (e.g., CDISC, SNOMED, LOINC) using whatever notation the user sees fit (e.g., using a simple ID code for the standard or a complex XML structure containing information about how to transform the data to the standard). Since it is just an annotation for reference purposes, REDCap will not do anything with the field annotation text on its own, but the annotation can be obtained by users at any time for any purpose (typically accessed via the Data Dictionary download or via the API metadata export). Summarily, field annotations do not have a specifically defined purpose, so users may use them in whatever way they so choose.
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How to embed a field elsewhere

Learn how to customize your instrument or survey by using Field Embedding.

How to modify multiple fields together

To copy, move, or delete multiple fields at the same time, hold the Ctrl, Shift, or Cmd key on your keyboard and click the field to reveal the options.

Using the Field Bank, search for fields in various catalogs below by selecting a catalog and entering specific keyword. When reviewing the resultsup of your search, click the "Add Field" button for the field to add that field to the current data collection instrument.
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