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I usually take care of this by adding a Select to the Transfer Label to
only print if the 
" tr.lbl.dispense " if greater than zero. 

Terry


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Torrey,
If you are getting labels for transfers even if nothing is dispensing,
it probably means your customer defined parameters are set wrong.  If
you go into your label printing criteria set the INP TR to "N".  I know
this sounds counterintuitive, but if you look at the on line help, it
says that if something dispenses because of a transfer you will get a
label even if this is set to "N".  What drives the amount to dispense
other than sigs and schedules, is whether the refill lists have been run
for either your original or new location, and what you have at the
transfer doses option.  It sounds to me like you want it to be set to
"Dispense".
If your site runs catch-up batches (your carts are set to include cart
amount "N") then there is a good chance that the dispense amount will be
"wrong" in your workflow, but correct in Meditech logic.  I can explain
further off the L if you are interested.

Brian Goldmacher
Pharmacy Information Systems Coordinator Doylestown Hospital
215-345-2200 X4323

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