Hi Sunny,
Thanks for response, but I do not get the results I expect. As you can see Ref_numbers, RA000C125 & EM000C200 are repeated more than once.I need to calculate a penalty of Rs 250 on each policy which are in 'MC' class. I have got the answer as per the set expression I have given. But only issue is, it carries the charges on two duplicated policies as well. Just I need to design my formula to exclude this.
sum({<Ref_Number={'MC'}>}250). Is there a way to bring in counting function to tackle this? or otherwise.
I need to calculate penalty of Rs250 for each cancelled policies. I base their reference numbers to do this.But some reference numbers are repeated & I should do the above calculation excluding those repeated numbers.In other words, Rs 250 to be charged only against one reference number. Here the reference numbers are dimension & the related premium value due to these reference numbers too are assigned which is a expression. To make this clear, I may present my case as below:
Ref_Number Class Policy_Number Premium(Rs)
RA000C125 MC RA1C 500
RA000C125 MC RA1C 250 (duplicate)
RA000C128 FR RA1D 320
RA000C150 FR RA1K 250
EM000C200 MC EM1A 100 (duplicte)
EM000C300 FR EM1B 200
EM000C200 MC EM1A 50
I have written expression as follows!
sum({<Ref_Number={'MC'}>}250)
As per above, Rs 250 is calculated twice on RA000125, EM000C200 Ref numbers. Help me to avoid this by having included some logic in to my above set analysis.
Thanks.
Neville
