Thanks again for your reply.Antonio Solano-Roman
Data Visualization & User Experience Design
Sabeti Lab - Broad Institute
On Jun 29 2017, at 1:17 pm, David Huser wrote:
Hi AntonioI can not give you a definitive answer as
Hi Antonio
I can not give you a definitive answer as it depends on your data analysis
needs and your raw data in your hands, but you could create a data element
with value type "organisation unit, or "coordinates" (the difference is
that coordinates are not bound to an organisation unit they are j
Hey David.Thanks for your reply. This has been very helpful! I'm creating all the orgunits and data elements. I have a best practice question though. All the patients in my dataset were treated at one hospital, so I will use a single orgunit code for all rows. However, it's also important to know w
Hi Antonio
You need to set up DHIS2 *meta*data so that it can parse your data values
first, so that you can match your data values to data elements in the
system - if there are no data elements, you can not match them and import
them, so starting point would be setting up data elements.
To actuall
Hello Timothy.
Thank you for your quick reply. I just saw the video and I've read the
documentation regarding data import. It's not clear to my how custom IDs
are converted to Data Element IDs. Do I need to create the dataelement
codes before uploading the data? In the video they use the API but i
Dear Antonio,
Check out this video on importing data into DHIS2 using CSV. Its very easy.
However, you will need to ensure you have your data in the format that
DHIS2 accepts.
https://youtu.be/CGSDuA-gOWk.
Also check out the developers mannual on the recommended formats to import
data into DHIS2
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