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I'm screening patients for a research project, so in order to efficiently use
my time, I'm using the interval between their last visit and next appointment as an indicator of how closely they're being monitored by their health care provider. I have one column containing values that range between 0 and 300. Since my time is limited, I want to focus my efforts first on people who are being monitored more closely. Consequently, I am directing my efforts toward people who have between 0 and 100 between their last appointment, and next. After I complete this, I'll move on to people who are being monitored less closely.....I'll then focus on people who have an interval between 100 and 200 days between visits. I like to keep a running total of my screening progress, so I want to count the number screened within each visit interval group (i.e., <=100 days, between 100 and 199 days, and greater that 200 days). I'm able to use the COUNTIF function to determine how may people fall into each group, but when I try to embed the COUNTIF statements within an IF statement (one that ends up doing the COUNTIF only for those cases falling within a specific visit interval group), I get results that don't make sense. My goal is to be able to produce a chart that looks like this: n % n screened % screened Number cases w/visit interval <=100 days: 240 34.99 153 63.75 Number cases w/visit interval between 100 and 200 days: n % n screened % screened 172 25.07 Number cases w/visit interval 200 days: n % n screened % screened 268 39.07 Number cases w/no visit interval: n % n screened % screened 6 0.87 Total cases: 686 To calculate the number of cases with a visit interval <=100, I used this function: =COUNTIF(Data!D2:D687, "<=100") Since I'm interested in determining my progress within each visit interval group, I used the following IF function: =IF((COUNTIF(Data!D2:D687,"<=100")),COUNTIF(Data!I 2:I687,"0")+COUNTIF(Data!I2:I687,"n")+COUNTIF(Dat a!I2:I687,"d")+COUNTIF(Data!J2:J687, "0"),0) As a test, I located an entry with a visit interval greater than 100, entered a value, and the cell containing the funtion intended to only count entries for cases within the <=100 day visit interval increased. I am stumped. Thanks in advance for the suggestions. |
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