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A word of caution:

Using this logic will appear to work, but there is a problem that needs to be 
considered.  When Meditech stores the previous responses for a Group type 
query, it only stores the mnemonic.  (This was the problem with just defaulting 
the previous response with the IFE and skipping to begin with, right!)  If you 
default with an DFT attribute, the cursor passes through the query response 
which converts the mnemonic, but if defaulting with an IFE, that won't happen!  
We can do that manually but you still need to save the mnemonic, not the name!  
If you pull the previously filed response, convert it to the element name from 
the group response and then saved that as the response, you have changed the 
response value! 

For example:  If the previously filed response was WNL (the mnemonic for 
"Within Normal Limits") and you pull that response, convert it to "Within 
Normal Limits" and save that to the query, you have changed the response from 
WNL to Within Normal Limits.  This can cause problems.

A better idea is to pull the previously filed response and go ahead and assign 
that value to the temporary variable for the query's response.  Then, convert 
the mnemonic to the element name and display that on the screen.  Doing it this 
way will preserve the integrity of the data as it was previously stored while 
also displaying the name for the user.

Try this:  (This attribute will also compensate if the query is an Optional 
type and the previously filed response is not in the lookup)

[EMAIL PROTECTED]"DFTQUERY"]^VAR^/[ANS%0,"QUERY"]|0 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
IFE=MIS.GROUP.RESP.element.response["GLMENONIC",VAR]^VAR;VAR}^VAR,
IFE=P(R,S,VAR)^#,""}

- Replace DFTQUERY with the mnemonic of the query whose last response you want 
to default,
- Replace QUERY with the query that you are placing the attribute on,
- Replace GLMNEMONIC with the mnemonic of the group lookup in which the 
defaulting mnemonic is found.

I hope this information is helpful!
Kenny Whiteside


Kenny Whiteside RN, BSN
Patient Care Information Systems
Catawba Valley Medical Center
810 Fairgrove Church Road
Hickory, NC 28602
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>>> "Grayson George" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/04/2006 11:37:00 AM >>>
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Deb,

Try this:

[EMAIL PROTECTED],p.ADM.PAT.ccdqr.respon 
se["NURS04A1"]]^/VAR,
IFE=P(R,S,/VAR^/[ANS%0,/S.LAST.QUERY]|0)^#,""}

Where GROUPRESP is the group response mnemonic.



George



George T. Grayson
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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of DEBORAH STONE
Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 5:55 PM
To: [email protected] 
Subject: [MEDITECH-L] Attribute help please

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I have an attribute that is defaulting the response from query A, screen
A into query B screen B.
It works fine except the element code displays instead of the element
name even though both queries are Group Response types and are set to
Display 'Name' Y and 'Name' Only Y.
Is there a way to tweak this attribute to display the name or is there
some other issue I'm missing?

[EMAIL PROTECTED]"NURS04A1"]^/VAR,
IFE=P(R,S,/VAR^/[ANS%0,/S.LAST.QUERY]|0)^#,""}

Thanks in advance,

Deb Stone, RN
Informatics Consultant


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