Date: Sun, 24 Jan 2010 09:38:21 +0100
Reply-To: Daniel Fernández <fdezdan@GMAIL.COM>
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From: Daniel Fernández <fdezdan@GMAIL.COM>
Subject: Re: Calculations using dates
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Yes Barry, I guess Sdlentertd could be more clear to explain the example.
I almost had to count the pills with my fingers by each day, as I only have
10 fingers on the hands, I damn it why pharmaceuticals produce so many pills a
pack, then later I remembered I have more fingers on feet and I kept
on counting.., this way 3 times until to arrive to 60... I finally
come to the conclusion that the solution was 2
:)
Daniel Fernandez.
Barcelona.
2010/1/24 Schwarz, Barry A <barry.a.schwarz@boeing.com>:
> If the quantity 60 is the supply for 30 days, shouldn't it be 2 per day, not .5 per day?
>
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> Subject: Calculations using dates
>
> Have this dataset
>
> DeathDT DatePurch DAYSUPPLY QTYPurch PriceUnit
> 12/02/2009 11/15/2009 30 60
> 1.00
>
> I am trying to find a way to figure out how much money is lost due to
> death:
> if a person purchased 60units at $1.00, but died after 16 days of
> taking that medication, we have 14 days left (need to calculated the
> days left) and need to figure out how much that 14 days is worth
> Need to do this in sas:
> if death is after datePurchased then do;
> Death date minus DatePurch = x;
> QTY / DAYSUPPLY =qtyPerDay;
> count how many days left after death until DatePurch+Daysupply (to
> figure out when the supply expires) = y;
> y (days left after death) * qtyPerDay = z; (QTY left after death)
> then z* PriceUnit to figure out the final $ left on medicine after a
> person died.
>
> So in my example: 14 days after death, 0.5 medicine per day = 7qty *
> $1.00 = $7.00 loss
> Thank you
>
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