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Okay!  Right after sending the previous response to these question.... I
had another thought!

If the first query is required, you could use an FCL attribute to
assign the temporary response to the first query to the second one as
well.  Any time the first one is changed, the second one would be
updated as well!  This will work well if the queries are on different
pages.  However, if on the same page, the value of the second will be
updated appropriately but the screen will display the old value until
updated either by the cursor "passing" through, going to another page
and back, or canceling a file or exit.  

This attribute should be placed on the first BMI query and will assign
the value to the second:

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Since the second query already has a value once the cursor reaches
it.... I would place this IFE attribute on it to always skip it.

IFE=""

Take care,
Kenny Whiteside

Kenny Whiteside RN, BSN
Patient Care Information Systems
Catawba Valley Medical Center
810 Fairgrove Church Road
Hickory, NC 28602
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Hi,

We use an attribute to convert patient's weight to BMI.  On the same
CDS, 
we have a series of queries to trigger a DVT protocol, which includes
the 
BMI.  We have a DFT attribute on the 2nd BMI query to pull in the 
previously calculated BMI.  Work fine....UNLESS....someone changes the

weight value.

Is there a way to default the response from the 1st query into the 2nd

query, AND update it if changed on the 1st query (same CDS)?

TIA.
Susan Tanner, RN
I.S. Nurse Coordinator
Lourdes
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