David, and others,
I'd like to tell you about an app that the developer and I worked out
together - and it is configurable by the user. My idea was to make a
data entry program for my iPod touch and he had an app that almost
worked. I wrote, and gave suggestions and he developed. Now the app is
configurable and could be used for a wide variety of types of field
data. The app is:
Forms (customizable)
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/forms-customizable/id503870383?mt=8
and was written by:
Sreedhar
And you can find it in iTunes. It is reasonably priced, especially
considering that it so flexible.
Cheers,
Jim
On 12/05/16 12:42, David Inouye wrote:
I'd like a way to replace data entry on paper in the field with an
electronic alternative. Ultimately the data end up in a spreadsheet,
but sometimes using formulae (e.g., 3*5 + 4*2 + 6, for numbers of
inflorescences with different numbers of flowers). Has anyone used
something like the Blackberry PlayBook, an Android tablet, Nook, iPad,
etc. with spreadsheet software? Recommendations for or against
particular solutions?
I have also considered a ruggedized PC and a ruggedized tablet (Motion
F5V), but they are a LOT more expensive than other tablet options
would be.
David Inouye
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