Dear Chathura and Pamod,
Unfortunately, evaluating indicators using what would have been the latest
value within every enrollment at a given time is not supported. We could make a
program indicator that does the base calculation you want, but it will
currently only reflect the disease
Hi Markus,
Thanks for the response. Based on the scenario described above, we want to
draw a trend chart which is similar to the one in attached png.
So basically, given a date, api should consider the latest event(upto given
date) of each entity when aggregating.
Thanks
On 10 Apr 2017 7:41
Forgot to add we also need to consider the fact that B gets positive for
the disease again in May 2017 where we enroll him again and the total
becomes *6* again.
Thanx.
On Mon, Apr 10, 2017 at 6:06 PM, Pamod Amarakoon wrote:
> Dear Markus,
>
> If I elaborate more, suppose
Dear Markus,
If I elaborate more, suppose there are 6 children A,B,C,D,E and F.
A, B, and C are enrolled to the program in July 2016 being positive for the
disease X (yes/no DE)
D,E gets enrolled to programme in August 2016 also being positive for X
F gets enrolled in September 2016 being
Dear Pamod,
to put it simply - if you use October 2016 as reporting date and display this
enrollment program indicator, the pivot will be populated only with the data
for the children enrolled in October 2016. The child enrolled in October will
not show up un the numbers for November. If you
Dear Marcus,
Want to clarify something.
Suppose for example Child A has been marked positive for a disease in
October 2016 and he has not turned up for further clinic followups. If we
configure the program indicator the way you mentioned and select period
dimension as last 12 months from pivot
Hi there Chathura,
it seems that the query you want to make below can be achieved with enrollment
program indicators. Assuming the program is built as a multiple event with
registration, and the DE1 is part of a repeating program stage, the inherent
properties of enrollment program indicators
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