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Feb 3 2006, 12:08 PM
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UtterAccess Addict Posts: 137 From: Springfield, IL |
I have an admission table in my database that stores the admission date (EPI_START_DATE) and the discharge date (EPI_END_DATE) as well as other fields for a mental health hospital. The unique id is the patients DMHDD_ID and their admission date. I am trying to calculate their length of stay in the community between admissions. Here is the code I wrote to try and do this (I am also attaching the database). I am not very good with code so if it seems a little amateur that is why. Call the function as one of the query fields for "qryData". This code works (kinda) except that it gives the LOS (length of stay) of their last record for every one of the records. I guess what I am asking is how do I make the correct varLOS go to the correct record in the query? Hope this makes sense. Any help would be much appreciated.
Public Function LOSCom() As Integer Dim db As DAO.Database Dim rst As DAO.Recordset Dim varRecords As Integer Dim varLstAdm As Date Dim varPrevDisch As Date Dim varReAdmit As Integer Dim varCount As Integer Dim varCounter As Integer Set db = CurrentDb() Set rst = db.OpenRecordset("qryEpisodeData") varCount = 1 rst.MoveLast varRecords = rst.RecordCount Debug.Print varRecords rst.MoveFirst Do Until varCount > varRecords - 1 varCount = varCount + 1 varLstAdm = rst!EPI_START_DATE Debug.Print varLstAdm rst.MoveNext varPrevDisch = rst!EPI_END_DATE Debug.Print varPrevDisch varReAdmit = DateDiff("d", varPrevDisch, varLstAdm) Debug.Print varReAdmit LOSCom = varReAdmit Loop End Function
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