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Insert prior value button

MEL, SQL, Oracle

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natasha.crutcher

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I have a form (VFE) that I need to insert the previous values in every time the patient comes in and also update if any changes are made. It will insert the previous value, but if I change the value it keeps inserting the initial value. The form is using check boxes and edit fields. Please help and thanks in advance.

Posted : April 8, 2016 9:58 am

joeg1962

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Probably need to see the form and/or an example.

When adding a field to a VFE form, you can define it as "New Observation (default previous)", which is what I do often to start with the previous data. Note, typically the OBS term will not be stored unless you edit/change it. Or, you can add a button to force "write" the OBS term.

Posted : April 9, 2016 2:32 am

Scott Forest

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What I did to combat this issue is not pull in the previous values unless the user presses a button to tell it to do so. Aside from that, the observations are "new Obs"

The button being programmed as such
{
if OBSPREV("Chief Cmplnt") "" AND OBSNOW("Chief Cmplnt") == "" AND DURATIONDAYS(LAST_SIGNED_OBS_DATE("Chief Cmplnt"), str(._TODAYSDATE)) <=100
then OBSNOW("Chief Cmplnt",OBSPREV("Chief Cmplnt"))
ELSE ""
ENDIF
}

I added the date to it so that we couldn't pull in anything that is ridiculously old.

Posted : April 11, 2016 2:45 am

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