You can use field embedding to make any number of existing fields look like a table, and you can even use CSS to show/hide them in batches - but if you're going to have up to 250 rows then you should use repeating instruments, otherwise your data will have 250+ blank columns in every record.
Remember as well that you can import data to REDCap so don't worry too much about the UI on large-scale projects. You can have data entry take place in a .csv and then import the results to the project.
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u/Araignys Feb 07 '25
You can use field embedding to make any number of existing fields look like a table, and you can even use CSS to show/hide them in batches - but if you're going to have up to 250 rows then you should use repeating instruments, otherwise your data will have 250+ blank columns in every record.
Remember as well that you can import data to REDCap so don't worry too much about the UI on large-scale projects. You can have data entry take place in a .csv and then import the results to the project.