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Hello Community,
I am stuck in a problem related to Ranges of Premium.
This project is related to Insurance Company
we have Client Code , Policy , Premium of Policy and Tiers
I have 3 tiers which are as follows
TIER
200000-499999 |
500000-999999 |
1000000 & above |
I have Client Code 12345 for example
12345 holds 4 policies
123456
678944
123456
i want to show the Sum of Premium for above 4 policies which is belong to Clinet Code 12345.
For example if the Sum of these Policies is 800000, then this Client Should Fall on 2nd Tier i.e. 500000-999999 and the Count of Policies shows 4 and Client Code Count is 1.
I am unable to implement this on pivot chart please help me out to rectify the issue.
for more Clarity PLease refer the attached snap shot for your reference.
Regards
Noman Khan
Any one please???
Perhaps this?
If(Sum(POLICY) >= 200000 and Sum(POLICY) <= 499999, '200000 - 499999',
If(Sum(POLICY) >= 500000 and Sum(POLICY) <= 999999, '500000 - 999999',
'1000000 & above')) as TIER
Pick(Match([Client Code], 1234567, 123456, 678944, 1234561), 12345) as [Client Code]
Now, you can use TIER as Dimension and check
I dont want to make hard code client code as its came from system.
we have a lot of clients at this moment, i just paste an example for the reference.
Tier already made through QlikView Script.
What is the logic behind to pick Client code and Which are they?
can i sent u the file in personal?
Hi Noman
it looks like there are some ploicy which falls under <200000 which you don't have any category defined. so the value are coming as null in table and has a count of 1071 and when corresponding value for that null is getting selected the tier filter has no associated vale so gray.
if your script is properly written for tier
you can use a table with tier,Client code as dimension count of (policy_field ),sum(your measure_field ) as your two expression.
regards
Pradosh
May be this helps Scrambling Data