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akoen

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I am currently developing a new exam form and can't quite seem to get the chart translation right. I have a list box for Trauma or No Trauma. The physician would like the chart translation to read "There (has/or has not) been a history of trauma". Please help.

Thank you

Amanda Koenig

Oregon Orthopedic & Sports Medicine

[email protected]

Posted : October 31, 2013 9:00 am

gibsonmi

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Are those the only two things in the listbox? It sounds like a radio button option might be better since a patient can't have both, but this should work for you

{CFMT(replacestr(replacestr(document.listbox,"No Trauma","has not"),"Trauma","has"),"","There ",""," been a history of trauma.

")}

Posted : October 31, 2013 10:54 pm

DavidShower

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{if DOCUMENT.TRAUMA = "Trauma" then

fmt("There has been a history of trauma.","")

else

if DOCUMENT.TRAUMA = "No Trauma" then

fmt("There has not been a history of trauma.","")

else

""

endif

""

endif

}

or you could try

{cond

case DOCUMENT.TRAUMA = "Trauma"

fmt("There has been a history of trauma.","")

case DOCUMENT.TRAUMA = "No Trauma"

fmt("There has not been a history of trauma.","")

endcond

}

Posted : October 31, 2013 11:00 pm

akoen

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Posts: 144

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Topic starter

Thank you for your assistance - that worked. Now one more question - I have a list box for previous treatment with options for Outside Orthopedists, PCP, ER/Urgent Care. I have the text translation formatted if only 1 is chosen, but since there is a high probability it could be more than 1 choice, what is the best way to have the chart translation include all options chosen.

Thank you again for your assistance.

Amanda Koenig

Oregon Orthopedic

[email protected]

Posted : November 1, 2013 12:38 am

gibsonmi

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Posts: 827

Prominent Member

you could use either format, it depends how you want it to read on what is easier. The syntax for my function is

{CFMT(document.variablename,formatting for variable,pretext, pretext formatting,post text, post text formatting - optional)} where formatting includes options "B,I,U,2" for bolding, italicized, underline, and size(can be greater than 2 as well) or any combination of them, the empty quotes are for plain text.

If you want to use Davids method just break apart the if statements

{

if DOCUMENT.TRAUMA = "Trauma" then

fmt("There has been a history of trauma.","")

else "" endif

if DOCUMENT.TRAUMA = "No Trauma" then

fmt("There has not been a history of trauma.","")

else "" endif

}

Keep it in one set of brackets if you use VFE otherwise you will get error warnings.

Posted : November 1, 2013 1:13 am

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