Having trouble wrapping my head around best way to accomplist this count entries report task. I tend to over think things and suspect there may be an easyish way to do this.
Scenerio/problem to solve: We have people that take 24hr shifts and are on call and takes calls (typically 12am to 12pm). The average has been 6 calls per shift, and for each call they need to log as an entry in our DB. We suspect some are not entering all their cases. These are really busy physicians and this is extra work we are requesting so we dont want to demand or complain. Hoping to generate a task report counting all the entries a person makes per shift and for all ther shifts over a 2 week period, and send the person an email (we have thier associated emails) with the count of calls for that period. AND, maybe flag (different color/bold/etc) those that have <=4 thier calls on a date. Knowing 6 is the average - we hope to gently remind them that they may not have entered all thier cases. They usually cover all calls in a row over a time period, so they are (usually) sequential and in a row for each person.
The date looks like over a couple days:
MD_ID Entry_ID Name Date
22 250 Smith 8/6/25
22 251 Smith 8/6/25
22 252 Smith 8/6/25
22 253 Smith 8/6/25
22 254 Smith 8/6/25
22 255 Smith 8/6/25
22 256 Smith 8/6/25
22 257 Smith 8/6/25
46 261 Jones 8/7/25
46 262 Jones 8/7/25
46 263 Jones 8/7/25
46 264 Jones 8/7/25
46 265 Jones 8/7/25
46 266 Jones 8/7/25
Objective: Count the entries (Entry_ID) by person on call (MD_ID) over a specified time period (we are thinking 2 weeks), and send each MD a count of thier cases over 2 weeks. And maybe flag the <= 4 entries over that shift. Soemtimes there really were <6, but not often.
Thoughts on how best to set this up with the KISS mentality (Keep It Simple Stupid)
;^)
As always, your collective expertise is so appreciated and makes some real-world differnces!
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Having trouble wrapping my head around best way to accomplist this count entries report task. I tend to over think things and suspect there may be an easyish way to do this.
Scenerio/problem to solve: We have people that take 24hr shifts and are on call and takes calls (typically 12am to 12pm). The average has been 6 calls per shift, and for each call they need to log as an entry in our DB. We suspect some are not entering all their cases. These are really busy physicians and this is extra work we are requesting so we dont want to demand or complain. Hoping to generate a task report counting all the entries a person makes per shift and for all ther shifts over a 2 week period, and send the person an email (we have thier associated emails) with the count of calls for that period. AND, maybe flag (different color/bold/etc) those that have <=4 thier calls on a date. Knowing 6 is the average - we hope to gently remind them that they may not have entered all thier cases. They usually cover all calls in a row over a time period, so they are (usually) sequential and in a row for each person.
The date looks like over a couple days:
MD_ID Entry_ID Name Date
22 250 Smith 8/6/25
22 251 Smith 8/6/25
22 252 Smith 8/6/25
22 253 Smith 8/6/25
22 254 Smith 8/6/25
22 255 Smith 8/6/25
22 256 Smith 8/6/25
22 257 Smith 8/6/25
31 258 Michaels 8/8/25
31 259 Michaels 8/8/25
31 260 Michaels 8/8/25
46 261 Jones 8/7/25
46 262 Jones 8/7/25
46 263 Jones 8/7/25
46 264 Jones 8/7/25
46 265 Jones 8/7/25
46 266 Jones 8/7/25
Objective: Count the entries (Entry_ID) by person on call (MD_ID) over a specified time period (we are thinking 2 weeks), and send each MD a count of thier cases over 2 weeks. And maybe flag the <= 4 entries over that shift. Soemtimes there really were <6, but not often.
Thoughts on how best to set this up with the KISS mentality (Keep It Simple Stupid)
;^)
As always, your collective expertise is so appreciated and makes some real-world differnces!
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