Preparing your coding standard file
The exact CSV layout Rhazes expects for a coding standard: one code per row, code first, meaning second, header row included.
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The format
A single CSV file. Other formats are rejected.
The columns
- The first column is the code.
- The second column is what the code means.
For example, J45.9 in the first column and Asthma, unspecified in the second.
Give the file a header row. Rhazes reads the first row as column names and takes everything after it as codes.
Extra columns are fine
You can keep whatever other columns you already have. Rhazes reads the first two and ignores the rest, so there is no need to strip a working spreadsheet back before uploading it.
The minimum
A file with fewer than two columns is rejected, because a code with no meaning attached cannot be matched against anything.
One row per code
Keep it to one code per row. That is what makes each code individually matchable.