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Derived variables do not consider out of range - for example BMI can output a negative value, or value outside of max/min
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Consider having default min/max values in the function, which can be overridden by min/max in the variable_details sheet
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@StaceyFisher @caitlink12 and I wondered about using recStart and recEnd to identify out-of-range and other errors in derived variables.
For BMI, if the allowable range is 18 to 45, then recStart = [18, 45], recEnd = copy. Else NA(a).
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Derived variables do not consider out of range - for example BMI can output a negative value, or value outside of max/min
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