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racer25
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Qlikview Join (Unconnected Data)

Hi,

I have 2 table that support Risk, Insurer and Commission Rate data.

Table (Risk), contains Risk Code, Insurer Code and Prem Rate. The challenge is that the table supports a * (asterisk) for all others. In essence we populate agreed risk/insurer rates and asterisk leaves us a default.

The second table has a list of all Insurers.

I am looking to replace all the wildcard entries in Qlikview and populate with missing Insurer's.

I have attached an extract of the 2 tables and a desired output.

I was looking at a combination of Exists and Not Exists but not making a whole heap of progress (none really(.

Any thoughts on how I might acheive this ?

Thanks in advance,

Rob

 

 

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marcus_sommer

I think I would try the following approach:

m: mapping load BRR_INSURERCODE, BRR_PREMIUMRATE from [RISK TABLE];

load *, applymap('m', INS_INSURERCODE, applymap('m', '*', '#NV')) as BRR_PREMIUMRATE
from INSURER;

In your real case it might not be enough because BRR_RISKCODE isn't included yet but if it's really not in INSURER available it could be added to the mapping-source with a cartesian join or maybe other methods.

- Marcus

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marcus_sommer

I think I would try the following approach:

m: mapping load BRR_INSURERCODE, BRR_PREMIUMRATE from [RISK TABLE];

load *, applymap('m', INS_INSURERCODE, applymap('m', '*', '#NV')) as BRR_PREMIUMRATE
from INSURER;

In your real case it might not be enough because BRR_RISKCODE isn't included yet but if it's really not in INSURER available it could be added to the mapping-source with a cartesian join or maybe other methods.

- Marcus

Brett_Bleess
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