Closed afzalkhan500 closed 1 month ago
Fixed incorrect incoding of blank BC type
That works but I notice for patient 254 when only the date is entered and nothing else it picks Yes for "progr to AP/BC" when is should be No and picks Blastic phase when it should be blank.
This is a side issue, maybe i should make it a separate issue, but there's something funny that I can see happening with record 254:
When I search the raw data from access for records with progression date #3 above 15-08-2006, it can't find record 254:
When I search the raw data for episodes for record 254, it only finds 3
I've done a basic check that I have haven't made some sort of basic error in this import section. Please could you double check that the screenshot from above definitely belongs to record with baselineid 254 ?}
I'm quite confused by this issue! It's like the data in my export doesn't really seem match your screenshots!
The reason you can only see three records is probably because the MS Access database has been updated since I sent you a copy a year ago, hence 4 rows, but the important thing is for record 15/01/2008 there should be no blast phase chosen. Hope this makes sense.
Just realised it is possible I may have deleted the Yes and Blast phase in my MS Access database hence the difference?
It does seem that that is the way the data is being represented in the raw dataset:
I can't really seem to identify a mark in the data that could help me identify when a record should or shouldn't be blastic phase
We could try again with a fresher dataset if you like?
Leave it for now I think it is probably due to my MS Access database being modified hence the discrepancies.
It looks like REDCap is choosing Lympoid when it should be blank:
For patient 1360 it looks like when BC type exists it is choosing the right one but in above example when blank it reverts to Lymphoid: