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*NOT AT ALL! Personally I use the tab button to move from one cell/field to the next. Prior to this new addition I would place the cursor in the type column, then type t, for task. Access would enter the appropriate word, i.e. task. I would then tab twice to get to the diagnosis code cell. I type in t, and tracheostomy-none was intuitively entered. Tab three times to get to the next type cell. Hit t again, and task shows up. Keep tabbing and entering h for hemodialysis, p for peritoneal dialysis, b for bipap, and i for isolation and you are done. This method is SO much quicker. Using this method, you can literally enter all your tasks in about three seconds (that is if all your tasks are indeed none, which is the case about 95% of the time. It only takes slightly longer if you have to enter something other than none for your tasks). If you had the pre-entered tasks set to default to NONE, that would be great. Having these pre-set tasks default to FILL is a huge pain. I somehow ended up with an entire set of duplicate tasks, when I hit the drop down arrow to get to a tracheostomy - none line. Don't know how I managed that! [[User:DPageNewton|DPageNewton]] 17:51, 2 November 2010 (CDT)

**I find it to be faster than the old way but agree that tabbing is quicker, however, if the tasks were set to none this would definitely be the most efficient.--[[User:CMarks|CMarks]] 08:02, 3 November 2010 (CDT)

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 *NOT AT ALL! Personally I use the tab button to move from one cell/field to the next. Prior to this new addition I would place the cursor in the type column, then type t, for task. Access would enter the appropriate word, i.e. task. I would then tab twice to get to the diagnosis code cell. I type in t, and tracheostomy-none was intuitively entered. Tab three times to get to the next type cell. Hit t again, and task shows up. Keep tabbing and entering h for hemodialysis, p for peritoneal dialysis, b for bipap, and i for isolation and you are done. This method is SO much quicker. Using this method, you can literally enter all your tasks in about three seconds (that is if all your tasks are indeed none, which is the case about 95% of the time. It only takes slightly longer if you have to enter something other than none for your tasks). If you had the pre-entered tasks set to default to NONE, that would be great. Having these pre-set tasks default to FILL is a huge pain. I somehow ended up with an entire set of duplicate tasks, when I hit the drop down arrow to get to a tracheostomy - none line. Don't know how I managed that! [[User:DPageNewton|DPageNewton]] 17:51, 2 November 2010 (CDT)
+**I find it to be faster than the old way but agree that tabbing is quicker, however, if the tasks were set to none this would definitely be the most efficient.--[[User:CMarks|CMarks]] 08:02, 3 November 2010 (CDT)
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