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Height conversion pop up in VFE form

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JBell

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I have seen these in GE forms but cannot figure out how to write one myself in VFE.

I would like to create a button that when clicked displays the height to inches conversion, same as you see on a GE vitals form - the button called Ht Conversion Table.

Can anyone provide guidance on how I create this in a VFE form?

Thanks

Posted : August 12, 2015 12:41 pm

jsander

(@jsander)

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The runprocess button invokes {ccc_show_wt_conv()} but I can't find that function to see what it does.

Posted : August 13, 2015 3:24 am

ErnieT

(@erniet)

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Put this in a button using Runprocess

{userok("4' 6'' = 54 in.\t5' 0'' = 60 in.\t5' 6'' = 66 in.\t6' 0'' = 72 in.\r\n4' 7'' = 55 in.\t5' 1'' = 61 in.\t5' 7'' = 67 in.\t6' 1'' = 73 in.\r\n4' 8'' = 56 in.\t5' 2'' = 62 in.\t5' 8'' = 68 in.\t6' 2'' = 74 in.\r\n4' 9'' = 57 in.\t5' 3'' = 63 in.\t5' 9'' = 69 in.\t6' 3'' = 75 in.\r\n4' 10'' = 58 in.\t5' 4'' = 64 in.\t5' 10'' = 70 in.\t6' 4'' = 76 in.\r\n4' 11'' = 59 in.\t5' 5'' = 65 in.\t5' 11'' = 71 in.\t6' 5'' = 77 in.")}

Posted : August 13, 2015 3:48 am

JBell

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I finally got to try the code today ErnieT and it appears to work beautifully. Thank you!!!

Posted : November 6, 2015 2:57 pm

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