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I know that HRET is the keyword for the newline character. What I am wondering is whether or not there is a keyword for the tab character, that could be used in CFMT, and if there are any other noteworthy keywords? Thanks!

Posted : December 17, 2012 3:32 am

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sdavis said:

I know that HRET is the keyword for the newline character. What I am wondering is whether or not there is a keyword for the tab character, that could be used in CFMT, and if there are any other noteworthy keywords? Thanks!

I have used the following for "tab" in my text translation. It is the \t right before the text i want....here is an example:

{CFMT(STR(PATIENT.DATEOFBIRTH), "", "\tDOB: ", "B", " ")}

Posted : December 17, 2012 4:18 am

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Thanks for the reply. What version of VFE/Centricity are you running? In my system, this code:

{CFMT(STR(PATIENT.DATEOFBIRTH), "", "\tDOB: ", "B", " ")}

Would omit DOB: when \t is placed in front of it.

Posted : December 17, 2012 4:35 am

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Send me your email and I will email you a dlg file with it so you can get the code from there. [email protected]

Posted : December 17, 2012 4:36 am

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sdavis said:

Thanks for the reply. What version of VFE/Centricity are you running? In my system, this code:

{CFMT(STR(PATIENT.DATEOFBIRTH), "", "\tDOB: ", "B", " ")}

Would omit DOB: when \t is placed in front of it.

Here is the dlg file that you can use for an example. I am using VFE version 5.0.1.

Posted : December 17, 2012 4:43 am

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I am on Version 4, which seems to lack that feature.

Posted : December 17, 2012 4:50 am

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sdavis said:

I am on Version 4, which seems to lack that feature.

I just switched from 4 to 5 and was using it the entire time on 4. The odd thing is, when I build my form and import it into EMR9.5 i have to fully exit, then go back into the update to see the correct tabs, otherwise when you do the "get latest form" it pushes everything to the left. It's a huge pain in when you want things to line up properly.

Posted : December 18, 2012 1:59 am

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