Data Report Question

[BobF]

I extract the data card data every day and I have all my ResMed data in multiple PDF files. I tried using the ResScan program to summarize my data statistics (pressure, leakage, AHI/AI events) so I could present the results to my doctor. I can get the summary data charts but don't see any way to print them other than several screenshots. In the past I manually opened each pdf and entered the data manually into an Excel spreadsheet and made a graph of the items vs. date. This is very time consuming. I also have the SleepyHead program but have never used it. All I want is a graph of the statistical summary results vs. date that I can print out. Does anyone have any good ideas on how to do it? Thanks, Bob.

[Moriarty]

I use Sleepy Head.

Its Overview page gives a longitudinal graph for each parameter you choose over whatever period you select - up to the the entire recording time on the SD Card.

[jdireton]

Bob,

Set up the time frame you want, the graphs you want, etc. in the summary screens. The time frame is easy, its at the top left. There are defaults for Last Day, Last Week, Last 30 days, etc. At the top right is a button that looks something like a graph, click it and you'll get the options of what graphs you want to see (summary and detail). Then go to the Report tab and ResScan will generate a .pdf report based on what you have selected. You can also go to the file menu and there is an export function that will generate a .csv file you can then open in Excel. Your profile doesn't show which machine you have, the data generated by each machine (Escape, Escape Auto, Elite, Autoset) is dramatically different.

Note: If you select "Detail" for all days in the report generation it may take a long time and will be a very long report. I'd recommend that you deselect all the detail days and just run a summary report, about three pages.

The trick is setting the dates in summary view. I usually print out the last 30 days to take with me to my doctor.

Hope this helps.

[BobF]

Hi Guys. Thanks a lot for the help. I really appreciate it. I now have a complete pdf file with all the data to take to my doctor. Regards, Bob.