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Hi Kira,

I don't recommend using formr_connect that way. Users should never see the R code you entered, but it's still bad practice to store your own password in plaintext in the database and on OpenCPU. If an attacker got access to the DB, they could log into your account. We have a proper API which allows the creation of access tokens, but this is not well documented at the moment.
In the newer versions of formr (in preparation for Münster atm), there is a variable called "iteration" in every survey, a number which increases, the more people take part. I am not sure whether you could solve your problem this way. You would probably have to move to a single run. Generally, the idea in for…

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