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1. Copy and paste the questionnaire from the PDF into Word.
2. Remove “junk” from the questionnaire (e.g., help screens, derived variables, page numbers) and any line breaks or formatting errors that may have been introduced in the copy-and-paste process.
3. Colour code the elements of the questionnaire (e.g., change the font colour of all the code lists to yellow).
   1. Brown = question label
   2. Green = question literal
   3. Red = instruction
   4. Yellow = code list
   5. Orange = response domain
   6. Black = statement label
   7. Pink = statement
   8. Light blue = sequence
   9. Dark blue = condition label
   10. Purple = condition text
   11. Grey = loop
       1. Whilst doing the colour-coding, move the question labels to a separate line before the question literal, and add labels for the other constructs also on a separate line before the construct (e.g., add condition labels to the line above the condition text, add statement labels to the line above the statement).
       2. Note: Do not add qi_ or qc_ before the question label - the parse_ncds_capi_txt parser will do this.

1. Tidy up the questionnaire (i.e., group all the instructions together; check for repeated labels and re-label accordingly).
2. Add information about the response domains. Format: Label,Type,Type 2,Format,Min,Max. See the readme on GitLab for formatting examples. 
3. Add information about loops. Format: {label, _variable, start value (always “1”), end value (when provided)}. Note that loop whiles are added in Archivist, not at the tagging stage. See the readme on GitLab for formatting examples. 
4. Add the CLOSER condition logic in curly brackets, and a condition label on a separate line above the condition logic. See the readme on GitLab for formatting examples. 
5. Copy and paste the questionnaire into Excel:
   
   1. Add a new column of numbers in ascending order.
   2. Remove any blank rows.
   3. Sort the numbers column back to ascending order.
   4. Filter the text by colour so it is grouped together by colour.
   5. Add a new column for the element tags.
   6. Tag the elements (e.g., add "question label" to the tags column for all the brown text, add "question literal to the tags column for all the green text, etc.).
   7. Sort the numbered column ascending and apply it to all the text so that it is back in the order of the questionnaire.

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