Hi all,
Background:
I've been trying to create a macro that will run over a raw EDI text file and strip out all the segments that I don't need, so that I can create a summary file for some end users.
Basically a modified version of the utility: EDI @
http://www.textpad.com/add-ons/files/utilities/edi.zip
Problem:
I finish recording the macro, which has 6 different Find/Replace calls and save it, but when I run it, it only executes the first Find/Replace call.
Additional Info:
I have tried recording the macro with all the Find/Replace calls done without closing the Find/Replace dialog box and also tried by opening & closing the Find/Replace dialog box after each Find/Replace call.
Any thought on why this is happening?
Thanks, in advance,
SJ.
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davidakoontz
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Here's my notes from doing something like what you describe.
I'm using TextPad 4.7 (latest in Nov 03) - hope this helps!
-- snip --
TextPad(R) macro notes for ANSI_X12N_Reformat.TPM
This macro will indent the segments 4 spaces under the basic structure of the
ANSI 835 (Health Care Claim Payment/Advice version 004010X091).
The TextPad syntax file can also be used to highlight the segment names and
make the delimiters (*) fade into the background.
To recreate this marco one must follow this basic outline:
1) Open the 'Search' -> 'Replace' dialog box;
2) Start the recorder, using Ctrl+Shift+R, or the toolbar button;
3a) Type "~REF" (without the quotes) in the 'Find What' box;
3b) Type "~ REF" (without the quotes & 4 spaces) in the 'Replace With' box;
3c) Click the 'Replace All' button;
4) Repeat step 3 for each of the search/replace items below;
6) Stop the recorder, using Ctrl+Shift+R, or the toolbar button;
7) Save the macro with a suitable name.
Find What Replace With Notes
--------- ------------ -----------------------
Info in Claim & Service
~CAS ~ CAS the adjustments
~NM1 ~ NM1 names
~MIA ~ MIA adjudication
~MOA ~ MOA adjudication
~DTM ~ DTM date
~PER ~ PER contact
~REF ~ REF general reference
~AMT ~ AMT amount
~QTY ~ QTY quantity
~LQ ~ LQ remark codes
Info in Transaction Header
~BPR ~ BPR financial
~TRN ~ TRN trace
~CUR ~ CUR currency
Info in Payer/Payee ID (note I do not indent 'N1')
~N3 ~ N3 address
~N4 ~ N4 city state zip
Info in Detail Table
~TS2 ~ TS2 supplemental provider info
~TS3 ~ TS3 provider summary
~ ~\n Make this the LAST search/replace - check the 'Regular expression' condition
General Notes:
---------------
Assume: tilda '~' is the segment delimiter
I choose to use 4 spaces between the '~' and the segment ID (DTM) because this aligns the
indented segment ID after the delimiter (*) above the indented line.
The segments left at the margin are: ISA, GS, ST, N1, LX, CLP, SVC, PLB, SE, GE, IEA
This method could well be used for other ANSI formats - I'm only working with the 835 so
that is the one I know. Please feel free to extend this.
To undo this formating use ANSI_X12N_Unformat.TPM - a macro to remove the indends and
line breaks from the file.
Copyright (c) 2003 David A. Koontz
Licensed under the Open Software License version 2.0
I'm using TextPad 4.7 (latest in Nov 03) - hope this helps!
-- snip --
TextPad(R) macro notes for ANSI_X12N_Reformat.TPM
This macro will indent the segments 4 spaces under the basic structure of the
ANSI 835 (Health Care Claim Payment/Advice version 004010X091).
The TextPad syntax file can also be used to highlight the segment names and
make the delimiters (*) fade into the background.
To recreate this marco one must follow this basic outline:
1) Open the 'Search' -> 'Replace' dialog box;
2) Start the recorder, using Ctrl+Shift+R, or the toolbar button;
3a) Type "~REF" (without the quotes) in the 'Find What' box;
3b) Type "~ REF" (without the quotes & 4 spaces) in the 'Replace With' box;
3c) Click the 'Replace All' button;
4) Repeat step 3 for each of the search/replace items below;
6) Stop the recorder, using Ctrl+Shift+R, or the toolbar button;
7) Save the macro with a suitable name.
Find What Replace With Notes
--------- ------------ -----------------------
Info in Claim & Service
~CAS ~ CAS the adjustments
~NM1 ~ NM1 names
~MIA ~ MIA adjudication
~MOA ~ MOA adjudication
~DTM ~ DTM date
~PER ~ PER contact
~REF ~ REF general reference
~AMT ~ AMT amount
~QTY ~ QTY quantity
~LQ ~ LQ remark codes
Info in Transaction Header
~BPR ~ BPR financial
~TRN ~ TRN trace
~CUR ~ CUR currency
Info in Payer/Payee ID (note I do not indent 'N1')
~N3 ~ N3 address
~N4 ~ N4 city state zip
Info in Detail Table
~TS2 ~ TS2 supplemental provider info
~TS3 ~ TS3 provider summary
~ ~\n Make this the LAST search/replace - check the 'Regular expression' condition
General Notes:
---------------
Assume: tilda '~' is the segment delimiter
I choose to use 4 spaces between the '~' and the segment ID (DTM) because this aligns the
indented segment ID after the delimiter (*) above the indented line.
The segments left at the margin are: ISA, GS, ST, N1, LX, CLP, SVC, PLB, SE, GE, IEA
This method could well be used for other ANSI formats - I'm only working with the 835 so
that is the one I know. Please feel free to extend this.
To undo this formating use ANSI_X12N_Unformat.TPM - a macro to remove the indends and
line breaks from the file.
Copyright (c) 2003 David A. Koontz
Licensed under the Open Software License version 2.0
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davidakoontz
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Here's a link to my macros
If you're doing Health Care - ANSI ASC X12N 835 - you might want to
take a look at these macros.
http://www.geocities.com/dakoontz/proje ... ities.html
It will do the search replace for the '~' and format the ANSI file with indents, along with a color syntax highlighting of segment names.
David
take a look at these macros.
http://www.geocities.com/dakoontz/proje ... ities.html
It will do the search replace for the '~' and format the ANSI file with indents, along with a color syntax highlighting of segment names.
David