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We have many people who require bariatric evaluations. The insurance companies wont accept a graph. I cannot figure out how to print out weights, BMI, etc in a tabular format. I think I must be just overlooking some easy thing. Help please.
Todd A. Leslie, D.O.
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I hope that was what you were talking about. I would call it a table.
I wish you could choose what columns to include, and I definitely WISH weights didn't end up in lbs and kgs. Very difficult to compare.
Bert
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I agree that it would be nice to be able to select columns. Bert, if all of the weights are recorded in the same units, I think you only get one list (I just see pounds, no kilos).
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You do, but if you mistakenly put kgs one visit and lbs the next, you get those. This was one of the Big 81.
Ironically, tech support is pushing a small 1 to the developers.
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Thanks so much....this will work and get the insurance companies off of my back using a professional format like this.....Now I plan to learn how to use updox!
Todd A. Leslie, D.O.
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