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My String Flow Chart for tracking blood testing results is finally ready for uploading.
It takes a little bit of patience to modify this Excel spread sheet, but on a rainy day it's rather like a game, only with a useful ending. Your docs will appreciate this picture of you. And it goes a long way in organizing this pesky data - all in a "snap shot"!
Feed back is welcome.
Hi,
I would be interested in the String flow Chart.
Thank you,
Kris
If you don't know how to use Excel is it easy to figure out?
It's easy to read, but if you can't enter your own data in place of mine and move the arrows to show your patterns it won't help you.
Give it a whirl and if it is too time consuming then you can delete it. But like I said if you like games and puzzels this will be kind of fun and a good way to begin using the neat tools in Excel.
Irene,
I'm interested in the String Chart - and your other templates as well, if you have the time to send them. My email address is rwviall (at) sbcglobal.net.
Thanks for sharing them. You must be amazingly organized!
Rebecca
Please send me a link to your String Chart. My email address is ptracy63@yahoo.com. Thanks. I know Excel very well and love the software and use it for many things. If you send this file to someone, they will need a Microsoft Excel already installed on their computer. FYI to those not familiar with Excel..the way you maneuver around on an Excel file or chart is using the tab button and inserting your numbers of text in each cell/block, then save the file and update as needed. Do you have a formula that calculates numbers in the file or is it just to input information and thanks very much. We need all the help a fellow sarc can get. Hope you are having good days my sisters and brothers in sarc. Peggy
I'd be interested in this, too, Irene.
One problem: I'm a Mac. :) Will this work on a MacBook?
My email: reveggerATgmailDOTcom
Irene, can you send me this, too. I've sent you my email address before, but just in case you need it: loran.farrow@yahoo.com.
Thanks,
Loran : )
could I also have the link. thank you, my e-mail is maryh7655@yahoo.com
Please send me your chart as well, what a great idea! thanks for creating it!! My address is casie.l.hawkes@fritoaly.com
Hi jon,
You need the Excel program installed to open the Excel file as far as I know ,but then I'm not a techie.
Sorry :(
May I have a copy of your chart!? I keep track of all my husband's tests and medical records. As a wife of a computer tech, I like to impress the MDs with the information gathered in various docs.
E-mail: aquerol@hotmail.com.
THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!
I would like to have this chart please. carolkoch@cox.net
Please send the chart to me. You are absolutely right about juggling test results. Thanks, Kim
loukimco@cox.net
I would love a copy Thank You
jpeter@embarqmail.com
Thanks for all your work!
42many@msn.com
Michelle
OH I would love the chart too...please send it to me at kmassing07@yahoo.com thank you!
Irene, could you please send me a copy of the chart, I have so many sheets of my labs that it is hard to keep them all in order. You have sent flow charts to me in the past, my email address is mswisher@indstate.edu
Thank you very much and God Bless.
I'd be interested in this, also. Thank you for taking the time to put this together and sharing.
me too
georgakas@hlv.gr
thank you in advance
Hi I. ~
Getting my biopsy results tomorrow. Nervous as ever. I think this will be helpful to have in the future. Could you send me the link to your spreadsheets? Thanks a ton!
lpatrick29@gmail.com
Sarcoidosis is a "multiorgan" disease - meaning it almost always involves more than one organ. It's unpredictable and affects different people in different ways.
You can learn about the ways in which sarcoidosis affects the body in FSR's Sarcoidosis and the Body brochure.
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