harleytuck wrote on Friday, December 18, 2015:
Hi Brady-
I can manage it as it is, I just hadn't stretched my mind to encompass
making a reporting period as short as a few seconds or minute. Will give
that a go and let you know if I can't make it work.
Thanks for the clarification- HT
On Fri, Dec 18, 2015 at 2:55 AM, Brady Miller bradymiller@users.sf.net
wrote:
Hi Harley,
This is an issue with when you are recording the medical problem (or when
stating no medical problems); the "recording" is the actual date/time you
made the entry. And you are then doing a report on data from past, so you
won't capture it. That rule will be positive as long as the "recording" is
before the end report date(the logic here is that it doesn't make sense for
it to be postive if the action happened after the actual end report date;
let me know if this logic needs to be changed; just seems odd to count
something that happened after the end report date/time, though).
So, to do rule 1.1 correctly, would have the end report date/time be the
current date/time since you did the "recording" several seconds before that.
And, to do rule 1.2 correctly, would have the start report date/time be
after when you did the "recording".
But above seems that it would get super confusing(and possibly
impossible)? Perhaps should just count "recordings" also after the end
report date/time? Let me know if you want to do this; it would be a very
easy coding change for me to make.
-brady
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