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chicks

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Hello,
I have the following code I would like to use to identify all of the Diabetic problems on my problem list but the result only shows the first Diabetic problem on the list. I know I am missing something easy but, I am not seeing it.

{fn Diabetes(strList){
local dmprobsArray
local tmpstr

dmprobsArray = getfield(prob_after("delimited"), "|", "")

for c = 1, c 0 or match(tmpstr,"TYPE") > 0 AND match(tmpstr,"FH") == 0 AND match(tmpstr,"PRE") == 0) then
return tmpstr
endif
endfor

}}
thank you
cdh

Posted : November 28, 2018 5:06 am

joeg1962

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I think your cut/paste did not display correctly.

Below is an example I just did to find Prevner in the immunization list. Same concept of using an IF to determine inclusions. The IDATE thing was to just grab the date and not the date-time.

Key to this is the line under the IF and Prevnar...

Note that I accumulate data into RSLT, and add HRET (carriage return),

I then return the RSLT

{!fn fnImmunHxPrevnar() {

local hold = getfield(IMMUN_GETLIST("", "all"), "|", "")
local temp
local idate
local idatep
global rslt = ""

for i = 1, i <= size(hold), i = i + 1 do
temp = getfield(hold[i], "^", "")

idatep = match(temp[30]," ")

if idatep>7 then
idate = sub(temp[30],1,idatep)
else
idate = temp[30]
endif

if match(temp[4],"Prevnar")>0 then
rslt = rslt + idate + ": " + temp[7] + " : "+ temp[3] + " - " + temp[4] + HRET
endif

endfor

if rslt="" then
rslt = "n/a"
endif

return rslt
}}

Posted : November 28, 2018 7:28 am

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