Kathy_O
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datediff
Dear Experts Group,
I am trying to write a formula like this :
(order_date formula)
If order.proc_id in [124237,500312] then
minimum({order.date_time}, pat_id)
it is grouped on the pat_id and I am trying to find thier min order date.
Now for the fun part....
I need to do a datediff formula on this:
(datediff formula)
datdiff('h', {order_date formula}, {med.rev_datetime})
then I will create another formula that will check for a 24/hr range something like this
(datediff formula) <= 24
Thanks,
K:)
I am trying to write a formula like this :
(order_date formula)
If order.proc_id in [124237,500312] then
minimum({order.date_time},
it is grouped on the pat_id and I am trying to find thier min order date.
Now for the fun part....
I need to do a datediff formula on this:
(datediff formula)
datdiff('h', {order_date formula}, {med.rev_datetime})
then I will create another formula that will check for a 24/hr range something like this
(datediff formula) <= 24
Thanks,
K:)
ASKER
I thought about puting that piece in the record selection but I am not sure that would work because I am already looking at at a pat_class. I guess it would have to be a null date value or wait maybe sysdate might work because that would be outside of the 24 hrs of the record_time.
ASKER
The piece I am talking about is the proc_id sorry in my first statement. Thanks!
If you only want data for those then I would put it in the record selection.
mlmcc
mlmcc
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I still had a problem with the min date. minimum({order.date_time}, pat_id)
so I think it may need a variable. I need that 24 hour window for those proc_id's. How would you go about that?
so I think it may need a variable. I need that 24 hour window for those proc_id's. How would you go about that?
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I am trying to find out if the min of the order was reviewed in a 24 hr period.
1) If order.proc_id in [124237,500312] then give me the first order(min)
2) then take that result and find out the difference datdiff('h', {order_date formula}, {med.rev_datetime})
3) then compare with the <= 24 hrs formula
does that make sense? I hope I explained that clearly.
1) If order.proc_id in [124237,500312] then give me the first order(min)
2) then take that result and find out the difference datdiff('h', {order_date formula}, {med.rev_datetime})
3) then compare with the <= 24 hrs formula
does that make sense? I hope I explained that clearly.
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thanks for the help!!
mlmcc