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Dear colleges, I would like to introduce a new PHIN web page, Data Interchange Standards. This web page provides helpful links to reference sources for…See More
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programming if - then 5 Replies
I was thinking of entering codes for regions earlier. I am wondering if the same could be done via programming. I am now thinking of something like: if npa <1100 then region = 1, if npa >1099 and <1200 then region = 2, if npa ....…Continue
Started by ghislaine gagnon in General Discussions. Last reply by Dr Jeff Kambale Mathe on Wednesday.
Tip for Relating the outtable back to the original data set
Carol Worsham of the CDCPHIN service center figured out how to do this.The tip is useful if you are using Regress and want to test for correlation between residuals and your independent variables. Steps:1. If your original data file is in Excel,…Continue
Started by Jim Rohrer in General Discussions Jan 20.
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