Export Setup Wizard
What Is Export Setup Wizard?
The purpose of the Export Setup Wizard is to allow an agency to create pay rates calculator export file schemes. The agency can define more than one scheme which will be registered and viewed in the same way as the Overtime Wizard. Once the agency creates the scheme, it becomes available for selection in the Pay Rates Calculator Export window. When the agency creates more than one export scheme, you can select which scheme to use in the Pay Rates Calculator Export window. You can also share export file schemes across multiple Business Units as well as view and use shared schemes created in other Business Units. If the agency has one scheme defined, it is used by default.
Creating Pay Rates Calculator Export Scheme
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The Export Setup Wizard window appears with the list of available export schemes.
In this window, the export scheme name, effective and end dates are displayed. You can share scheme created in the current Business Unit across multiple Business Units by selecting the Share Across BU's check box next to the needed scheme. For export schemes created in other Business Units, this check box cannot be cleared. Shared schemes are appended with the name of Business Unit (in brackets) where the appropriate scheme was created.
For example, Contractors Export Services scheme was created in TW Home Health Business Unit, so it is displayed as Contractors Export Services (TW Home Health) in the screen above and is in view mode only.
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You proceed to the Format Definitions step of the Export Setup Wizard where you need to set formatting for the export file. |
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Select how the data in each column should be formatted. The available values are Fixed Width and Delimited. |
In the Other field, you can specify any symbol excluding a dot. It cannot be set as a delimiter because a dot is used for dividing decimal part of a fraction and it can cause issues with interpreting export lines.
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Select the formatting for dates from the corresponding drop-down list. |
The following example shows the case when the Not Applicable option is selected for time values. If times are not allowed to include into the export scheme (during the Format Definitions step completion), you will not be able to select values that contain time units and the error message will appear saying: "You cannot select this field because format for Times is not defined or "Not Applicable" option is selected".
The same logic applies for durations and amounts, and error messages are changed depending on what value you selected.
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Select the field alignment justification by selecting the Left or Right radio buttons. |
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Select the text qualifier for the export scheme from the drop-down list. The available values are: None, apostrophe ('), and quotation mark (''). |
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Select layout of the export file. The available values are Horizontal and Vertical. |
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The data in the export file will be displayed in one column for amounts and times, and in individual columns for all other values. When you select vertical layout, the Or logical function is added to the list of available fields in the Field Selection step of the wizard. It provides the possibility to include only one of the defined values into the export file. The Netsmart Homecare application checks all of the defined values and selects the first of those values when it meets the specified criteria.
The value that will be included into the export file should meet the following evaluation criteria:
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In the example below, direct start time, indirect start time, and travel start time are chosen for selection. The direct start time of the selected services was not defined (empty value), but indirect start time was specified (the value is not empty and is not null), so the system selected indirect start time of the service to be included in the export file. Although the travel start time also contained not a null and not empty value, it was not taken into consideration because indirect start time was found earlier in the list (depending on the order selected by a user) and was the first value that satisfied the evaluation criteria.
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The data in the export file will be displayed in one line in the order they were selected during the Field Selection step completion. Services will not be split by parts depending on duration types.
For example, the patient visit lasted for ten hours, five of them a resource was paid by a regular rate, two next hours – by first overtime rate, and the last three hours – by second overtime rate. If the export file is saved in vertical layout, the service will be split by duration of the service parts based on different pay rates as shown in the following example.
In case of horizontal layout, all parts of the service will be summed up and the whole service will be displayed in one line. In the following example, direct duration of the service (including regular rate and two overtime rates) is ten hours.
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To export mileage as negative amount, select the Export Mileage as Negative Number check box. The logic for this option is the same as with petty cash exporting. |
The ability to export petty cash or mileage as negative amount is designed to meet the needs of the external import software.
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You proceed to the Field Selection step where you need to select fields that will be included in the export scheme. For more information on each field that you can select in this step, see Export Fields Description.
You can exclude the field from the list of exported fields by selecting the needed item and clicking
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You can merge as many fields as you need by selecting them in the Field Selection dialog, define the order and length of the fields you want to merge. The Merge With option is added to the list of available fields in the Field Selection step of the wizard.
For instance, your agency uses joined Business Unit Name and Operator Name in the export file to include different operators form the one Business Unit in one accounting system. In this case, you should select the fields you want to merge and insert the Merge With option between the needed fields to join them. The result of the described merging is shown on the scheme below.
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The Field Name column displays the names of the fields selected in the previous step. The Example column shows how the exported data will be formatted. |
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If the fixed width format is used for this export file, define the length of each column in the Length field. |
Note: If you do not enter any number in this field, the length of the field will be equal to the length of the field name value.
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In the Field Fill field, enter the symbol which will be added at the beginning of the corresponding field if the field value length is shorter than defined in the Length field. |
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By default, the Column Name values are the same as the Field Name column values. You can manually edit these values if needed. |
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You proceed to the Header and Columns step.
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Enter the header for the export scheme if you selected to define a header for this scheme. |
Select whether the column names should be included or not in the export file.
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The example of the export file appears.
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The Export File Name, Export Path, and Effective Date steps should be completed in this window.
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You can append the current date and time into the file name by selecting the corresponding check box below the export file name.
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Enter the effective date for this export scheme or select it from the drop-down calendar. |
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Click Finish to create the pay rates calculator export scheme. |
The created export scheme appears in the Pay Rates Calculator>Export>Export Setup Wizard window.
Viewing or Editing Pay Rates Calculator Export Scheme
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The Export Setup Wizard window appears with the list of available export schemes.
You can view and modify schemes created in the current Business Unit but schemes created in other Business Units are in view mode only so you cannot edit or delete them.
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The Export Setup Wizard window appears where you can view the information about the selected export scheme. It shows format definitions and setup options entered for this scheme.
Detailed information about selected fields and their formatting is shown in the Field Selections and Definitions section.
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To make edits to the scheme created in the current Business Unit, click the Edit button. |
If you click the Edit button for changing the shared from another Business Unit scheme, the following message will appear: "You cannot edit export scheme created in other Business Unit."
The Export Setup Wizard appears which guides you through the export scheme creation process. All steps are similar to the described in the wizard except the effective date setup. Now you can select the end date for the pay rates calculator export scheme.
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Edit the values in the wizard fields as appropriate and click Finish. The updated scheme appears in the list of export schemes. |
Export Fields Description
The following field definitions are available for inclusion in the pay rates calculator export file.
