I think I understand your questions, but to be sure, I'll answer them this way...
It would be possible for a physician to prescribe oxygen for a patient to use at 2 LPM during exertion, or while exercising, and 1 LPM while sleeping, then give them the option of turning it up to 3 as needed...
Oh yeah, I should have also mentioned the purpose of tblRx. I use this for patients that have been prescribed supplemental home oxygen. The prescription is based on an order, that is stated as XX LPM with XX being the numeric value & LPM meaning "liters per minute". When this is prescribed, it...
Thanks.
The reason for the last few fields in tblCustomers, is that I was trying to use them for linking, rather than linking all of the other tables via Customer_ID. I tried it, but it didn't seem to work properly. I left them for now, thinking that I may be advised, by someone in this forum...
Sorry it took so long, but here is a link to a screenshot of the relationship window, as well as the full database if anyone has time & would like to look it over. I am still reading the fundamentals...
http://webpages.charter.net/haddensplace/
Thanks again for any help
Michael...
Thanks to both of you.
Duane,
I agree, I should have done a better job at explaining my tables. I forgot that I couldn't just post it here, like some sites. I ran out of time to type it here, and don't have access to web space at the moment, but I will update this thread soon with the...
I have been working for a few weeks now, but cannot seem to get the relationships working properly on this DBase. I am just now learning about normalization. When I started out, I only had one huge table. I have now separated it into several smaller tables. My problem is that I want to create a...
Keith,
Thanks for the idea. It looks like a great idea, but I can't figure out how to make it work.
I have the function, the table & the query.
What I can't figure is how to call the function, or where to place the last lines of code you provided:
[Orders]![Date_Due_Refill] = DateAdd("m"...
Eupher,
This will most likely prove to be the most helpful advice ever!
Thanks so much for explaining this method. I will use it often, I'm sure.
Thanks Lots!
Michael
MichaelHadden@yahoo.com
If you give someone a fish, you have given them a meal. If you teach someone to fish, you have given...
macropod,
Thanks, you're right - this is much easier! Thanks for this method.
I really do appreciate all of you that have helped!
Thanks, Michael
MichaelHadden@yahoo.com
If you give someone a fish, you have given them a meal. If you teach someone to fish, you have given them MANY meals!
Both methods work great!
Thank you both for the help.
This is going to save me hours of work, I can't thank you enough!
- Michael
MichaelHadden@yahoo.com
If you give someone a fish, you have given them a meal. If you teach someone to fish, you have given them MANY meals!
I got it!
I changed the 6 to MonthsToAdd.
The last line now reads [Orders]![Date_Due_Refill] = DateAdd("m", MonthsToAdd, [Orders]![Date_Last_Rec])
And it works perfectly!
Thanks to both of you for taking the time to help!
- Michael
MichaelHadden@yahoo.com
If you give someone a fish, you...
[Orders] is the subform that has the HCPC code & dates in it. The mainform has the customer information, including insurance info.
Thanks for looking at this. I originally wanted to use a Select Case, but since I need to evaluate two criteria, I didn't think it was possible - then again, maybe...
Thanks for responding so quickly, I have tried it, but it keeps adding 6 months, no matter what the HCPC case is.
To further clarify what I am trying to do, I need to evaluate whether the customer has medicare and receives a product with a certain HCPC code. Medicare has certain time limits on...
Hello All:
I have an excel spreadsheet project that requires me to change the information from this format:
Magnolia House
100 4th Ave W
Oneonta
AL
35121
St Martin's In The Pines
10 Woodside Dr
Birmingham
AL
35210
Shelby Ridge Nursing Home Rehab
1000 1st St N
Alabaster
AL
35007
To this...
Hello All:
I need to evaluate 2 fields to add a certain # of days to a date due field. The code I am using works very well, but I will have to do this for several scenarios & thought there may be someone out there with a shorter / more efficient way of doing this. The code is below & thanks in...
To ALL - Thanks for responding!!!
PHV - Thanks for the link, I'll see what they have.
PSeale - Unfortunately, we are not using exchange & yes, it would be the best way to approach the problem.
Skip - Sorry for the confusion. Until you mentioned it, I hadn't thought about how the Date / Time...
After re-reading my post, I realized that I left out the fact that I need this to work for dates, rather than times. most of our equip. will be loaned out for a 2 week period each time.
I am still batting my head against a brick wall it seems. Thanks for any help...
MichaelHadden@yahoo.com
If...
Hello All!
I have spent weeks trying to do this, then spent several days looking for shareware / freeware.
I need a DBase to use for resource scheduling. I have certain pieces of serialized equipment that we loan out as needed, but we have had the problem of 2 people trying to loan out the last...
Thanks to both of you!!
Skip's code did work, but only after I changed "IsVisible" to "Visible", like Roy-Vidar said to do.
I haven't noticed a problem using SelText, so I didn't change it to Value, but I'm keeping an eye on it. Previously, when I tried it without specifying a property, it...
Greetings All:
I have need to check a field to see if it contains the string "GEN" if it only contains this string the following code works great, however, almost all of the textboxes contain a 10 letter word & these three letters show up in some of them.
I have tried many different variations...
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