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Using multiple LISTSUBSET to trigger a visibility region

MEL, SQL, Oracle

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Adam Daniel

(@adaniel)

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So this is my code:

{!if LISTSUBSET(DOCUMENT.PROBLEM,"list","Z01.411", "contains", "any") <> "" then document.code_options = "x"
else document.code_options = "y"
endif}

Simple except I have 20 or so diagnosis to do with the potential of more to be added so of course I don't have to have to maintain that many separate LISTSUBSET.

I've tried stringing them together and even setting them in a different function like so:

{fn HoldDaCodes(){
local dacodes = ""

dacodes = str("Z12.4","N95.2","Z85.43","N87.9","R10.31","Z20.2","N89.3","R10.32","Z85.41","D07.2","D07.1","D07.39","R10.10","R10.2","R10.30","Z11.51","N91.2","R19.03","N92.4","R19.04","N95.1","N95.0","R87.619","Z01.411","Z01.419","Z12.4","R87.610")

return dacodes
}}

I'm sure there is something simple that will work just isn't coming to me. Any suggestions?

Posted : April 4, 2019 3:10 am

gibsonmi

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I would approach it more like this -

{fn HolddaCodes(vartocheck){

local dacodes = array("Z12.4","N95.2","Z85.43","N87.9","R10.31","Z20.2","N89.3","R10.32","Z85.41","D07.2","D07.1","D07.39","R10.10","R10.2","R10.30","Z11.51","N91.2","R19.03","N92.4","R19.04","N95.1","N95.0","R87.619","Z01.411","Z01.419","Z12.4","R87.610")

for i = 1, i<=size(dacodes), i = i + 1 do
if match(vartocheck,dacodes[i])>0
return true
endif
endfor

return false
}}

Then in the visibility just {!HolddaCodes(PROB_AFTER("delimited") )} //or DOCUMENT.PROBLEM in your case as the parameter

Posted : April 4, 2019 3:23 am

Adam Daniel

(@adaniel)

Posts: 524

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Topic starter

Wonderful thanks as always!

Posted : April 4, 2019 3:45 am

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