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racer25
Contributor III
Contributor III

JOIN With Date Ranges and Future

Hi All,

Hope you are well.

Struggling where to start with one

I have this data ( small sample )

INSURER CODEINSURER BRANCHRISK CODEINCOME DATEPREMIUMCOMMISSIONACTUAL RATEDEFAULT RATE
M018100A00101/01/2018100010010%15%
M018100A00101/11/2017200036018%12%

 

And I am trying to populate the DEFAULT RATE from ICA_RATE below.

ICA_INSCODEICA_INSBRANCHICA INS_CODEICA RATEICA DATE
M018100A00115%01/07/2017
M018100A00112%01/10/2017
M018100A00115%31/12/2017

 

There can be many Insurer Codes and Risk Codes. The rate should be selected from Income Date in between the 2 dates or if nothing in between then today.

In my example it picked 15% as it was the last update and 12% as after 01/10/2017 but before the next updated date.

I know as much to think of Interval Match but little beyond that.

If anyone could help me out on this it would be very much appreciated.

Thanks

Rob 

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Brett_Bleess
Former Employee
Former Employee

Best I have given I am not very good with the developer questions would be to check out the Design Blog area, you may find some examples/information there that might give you some further ideas:

https://community.qlik.com/t5/Qlik-Design-Blog/bg-p/qlik-design-blog

Sorry I do not have anything better.  This post will kick this back up too, so someone else may see it and have some other suggestions, but definitely have a search in the Design Blog area, as I think you may find something there to help, I am just not quite sure what you need on this one though.

Regards,
Brett

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