How To Delete Encore Pro Data

Peaktagger wrote:The one night I used my ZZZ FFM (has since been excommunicated from my stable) produced totally absurd data which I don't view as legitimate and is skewing my recent data ... I'd like to clean up my database.

If you download your card every morning, you could delete that interaction from the list. But, then you'd need to erase your card as it would keep that data on it and would keep putting it into your database until it becomes "compliance data".

Or......just leave it in there as a reminder of your night with "the mask from Hell".


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When I took the data into my doc the first time, I took in a spread sheet from the myencore output. I have used spread sheets myself for data, graphs, etc. so taking that in sorted in ways I liked wasn't an issue.

Again I needed myencore to get to that stage (I sure didn't hand copy all that information). I sure wasn't reinventing the wheel.

jules wrote:When I took the data into my doc the first time, I took in a spread sheet from the myencore output. I have used spread sheets myself for data, graphs, etc. so taking that in sorted in ways I liked wasn't an issue.

Again I needed myencore to get to that stage (I sure didn't hand copy all that information). I sure wasn't reinventing the wheel.

I'd like to just stick with the nice graphs that Encore Pro Analyzer spits out ... Don't have the time or ambition to recreate that entire reporting system with Excel Graphs or what have you ...

excuse me, but why did you ask??

jules wrote:excuse me, but why did you ask??

Why did I ask what? I don't follow ...

oh so you are trying to slant the data ic,
like an election. You didn't say that.

no gumby, s/he just wants to not do any work to get what s/he wants

jules wrote:no gumby, s/he just wants to not do any work to get what s/he wants

Now you got it!

GumbyCT wrote:oh so you are trying to slant the data ic,
like an election. You didn't say that.

Ah shoot, I've been busted! Now the xPAPolice are coming after me ha ha ...

Open Encore Pro, click on patient, Compliance View, find day you want to delete, Highlite it, 1 inch below preferences is a menu with the options you need. Jim

Goofproof wrote:Open Encore Pro, click on patient, Compliance View, find day you want to delete, Highlite it, 1 inch below preferences is a menu with the options you need. Jim

Hey Goof, thanks for the suggestion, yeah one can exclude a day that way, but not delete it. The problem is Encore Pro Analyzer ignores the fact that I have excluded something in Encore Pro, and goes ahead and includes the excluded Encore Pro data despite the fact that it has been marked excluded ... So I end up with excluded data in my Encore Pro Analyzer anyways, so that method won't work either ...

Peaktagger wrote: The problem is Encore Pro Analyzer ignores the fact that I have excluded something in Encore Pro, and goes ahead and includes the excluded Encore Pro data despite the fact that it has been marked excluded ... So I end up with excluded data in my Encore Pro Analyzer anyways, so that method won't work either ...

May I ask...
What says you MUST use Encore Pro Analyzer anyways? Problem solved.

GumbyCT wrote:

Peaktagger wrote: The problem is Encore Pro Analyzer ignores the fact that I have excluded something in Encore Pro, and goes ahead and includes the excluded Encore Pro data despite the fact that it has been marked excluded ... So I end up with excluded data in my Encore Pro Analyzer anyways, so that method won't work either ...

May I ask...
What says you MUST use Encore Pro Analyzer anyways? Problem solved.

Hey Gumby ... It's because that mafia looking dude is pointing a gun to my head .. LOL .. Just kidding ... It's not a MUST, It's just a personal preference. It simply slices and dices the data in a manner I prefer and spits out pretty graphs ... oh yeah, and short of spending mucho time developing a statistics system myself, there ain't anything else that produces similar stats available as far as I can tell ... so, I guess I want to use it because it is a time saver and allows me to view my data in a manner that makes sense to me

Put a large Bear Trap outside your bedroom windows, when the XPAP Police try to break in the trap will break their legs and you can outrun them. Jim

Peaktagger wrote: ... It's not a MUST, It's just a personal preference. ... so, I guess I want to use it because it is a time saver and allows me to view my data in a manner that makes sense to me

Life consists of a series of choices. Sounds like you have make your choices.

No one else has tried to exclude data from their reports. Insurance, docs, or DME's certainly do not require data to be excluded.

I gave you the answer above but you want something even easier. You said you are a programmer - I guess Now it's time for you to write a program that meets your needs, my friend.