Calculating Gestational Age

sejohnson

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Hello All,

I am creating an outpatient log using Excel for a Labor & Delivery Unit. Is there a way to calculate a gestational age by entering the due date?

Ideally a staff member would enter the EDC (est. date of confinement), say 3/31/2012 in A2 and the EGA (est. gestational age) would generate in B2 as "38+3," "38 3/7" or "38 weeks 3 days".

Thanks in advance for any input!
 
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a​
b​
c​
d​
1​
name​
due​
ga [w.d]​
2​
elizabeth
07/15/2014​
33.0​
c2 and down: =dollarfr((today()-b2+280)/7, 7)
3​
barb
09/26/2014​
22.4​
4​
cara
11/09/2014​
16.2​
5​
dana
12/11/2014​
11.5​
6​
ella
10/04/2014​
21.3​
7​
fran
08/27/2014​
26.6​
8​
gail
07/23/2014​
31.6​
9​
hana
10/15/2014​
19.6​
10​
iris
12/01/2014​
13.1​

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yesssss!!
 
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Well it didn't work for me. I was previously using Robert's formula above, and it worked but I couldn't figure out how to make it calculate the formula all the way down the column. shg's post is exactly what I want, but when I tried that formula on my sheet it didn't work at all. Mine was starting in C3 so I changed that, but it still didn't work.
 
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As you can see, it works for my example. Show how your data is arranged.
 
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Hi everyone,

I am hopeless with excel. I am trying to do a similar spreadsheet but instead of basing the corrected gestational age on EDC/EDD, I want to base it on gestational age at birth. eg. Gestation at birth 36 weeks 2 days, Day 2, CGA 36 weeks 4 days.

Can anyone help?!
 
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Hello,

Wondered if you could help me with another formula for calculating a date based on a due date.

A) I would like to calculate the date on which a woman becomes 24 weeks pregnant based on her due date (which I have, lets say cell A1).

B) I would also like to work out the number of weeks pregnant a woman was on a specific date (in the past) based on her due date.

Any help greatly appreciated!
Amy
 
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Hello Mr. Excel,
This did not seem to work for my ladies with the estimated date of conception is in one year and will deliver in the next. I actually prefer to have an equation that calculates the gestational age from the estimated delivery date. This is what I have so far:
EDC# Weeks
8/19/20176201 weeks 3 days
12/16/20176201 weeks 3 days

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OR the PREFERRED

EDD# Weeks
5/12/2018 ?
9/13/2018 ?

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You can use the formula I suggested earlier, EDD in B1, today's date in A2
Hi Barry, I have been searching for formulas for calculating gestational age from a due date and yours is by the far the best I found so far. I am extremely novice at excel. My calculation works more accurately with 280 instead of 279. however I was wondering if you could help me format the formula to adjust to multiple cells but always have today's date be in A1 as a fixed function. I want the list to automatically adjust based on today's date every time it is accessed and I want to be able to add new patients and just enter a due date in one column and the GA (gestational age) column will automatically calculate for that row. Here I did three examples of what I need but I had to manually adjust the formula under GA for each new row. for example for the third patient in row 4 this was my formula: =INT((280-$D$4+A1)/7)&"w"&MOD(280-$D$4+A1,7)&"d"

So I need each new row under GA to automatically go back to A1 as today's date but use whichever new D row it is next to. I hope that makes sense and seems like something that should be possible. I did use the today formula for A1 so I am assuming that it will change each day. thanks

12/3/2019​
Last NameFirst NameEDDGA
doesandy
6/5/2020​
13w4d
smithjane
7/5/2020​
9w2d
testmary
4/15/2020​
20w6d
 
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