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Ah thank you! I was stuck thinking in the box of using the original file where each row is a patient, but this makes way more sense to just create another file where each row represents the time period. Thanks for humoring me and this really straight forward question.

I'm more interested in the proper way to compare the two statistically, and think for publication purposes it would be nice to share a p-value.

Hi all, Potentially silly question I'm hoping to get some insight on regarding how to compare trends in procedure volume in two different time periods. Essentially I have around 4500 cases(patients) for people who underwent the surgery of interest either in time period A or time period B. While I th...

Thank you so much! Unfortunately it wasn't something like age where I could use < for > functions but adding in the "or $source ==" syntax did the trick.

Thanks again!

Hi all, Hoping for some help transforming a list of ~ 137 codes into 4 buckets, say A, B, C and unknown. While the codes are numbers they are nominal in nature and in no specific order (so I can just say if less than 50 use A for example). So, last night I started doing this with individual recode c...

Bingo! Thanks so much for clarifying and again for the super fast response.

Much appreciated!

Thanks for the quick response Jonathon! Trying my hand at the transform functionality now. I can get the transform function to work if I only have one recode condition, however if I try to add an additional recode condition such as (if $source == Q1 2018) I keep getting a "the formula is mis-sp...

Hi all, New to Jamovi and wondering if anyone might be able shed light on the following data clean-up challenge I'm facing. In brief I'm working with cost data related to medical care from different points in time. The points in time are broken down by year and quarter (2018 Q1, 2019 Q3, etc.) and I...