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Function LOS_int() takes a Pat_ID as parameter and calculates the integer number of days [[LOS]] as follows: | Function LOS_int() takes a Pat_ID as parameter and calculates the integer number of days [[LOS]] as follows: | ||
:: LOS_int = WorksheetFunction.Ceiling((dis_dttm) - (ad_dttm), 1) | :: LOS_int = WorksheetFunction.Ceiling((dis_dttm) - (ad_dttm), 1) | ||
See also [[Function LOS()]] | |||
== Log == | == Log == | ||
* 2022-05-11 - implemented this because CCMDB was using an integer version of the function while CFE was using a three-decimal-point version; want to have both available so adding this second function. | * 2022-05-11 - implemented this because CCMDB was using an integer version of the function while CFE was using a three-decimal-point version; want to have both available so adding this second function. | ||
Revision as of 09:44, 11 May 2022
Function LOS_int() takes a Pat_ID as parameter and calculates the integer number of days LOS as follows:
- LOS_int = WorksheetFunction.Ceiling((dis_dttm) - (ad_dttm), 1)
See also Function LOS()
Log
- 2022-05-11 - implemented this because CCMDB was using an integer version of the function while CFE was using a three-decimal-point version; want to have both available so adding this second function.
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