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Hi,
i have a table called Payments that stores all payments made for a claim and the date the payments were made. I also have a claim table that stores the date the claim was reported.
what i need to do is come up with a way to get the payment for each claim 60 days after the claim reported date and then sum those payments up.
so for example if i have the following 2 claims in the claim table:
| claim id | date reported |
| 12345 | 01-01-2020 |
| 45678 | 3-1-2020 |
and i have the payments for each claim stored in a payments table:
| claim id | payment amt | payment date |
| 12345 | 100 | 1-10-2020 |
| 12345 | 500 | 2-4-2020 |
| 45678 | 350 | 3-1-2020 |
| 45678 | 450 | 4-1-2020 |
| 45678 | 750 | 6-1-2020 |
so for claim id 12345 i would want the 500 payment since that is the latest payment made before the 60 day from date reported. for the 45678 claim i would want the 450 payment since that is the latest payment made before the 60 day from date of loss. so in the end i would want to add them up and come out with a measure that shows 950.
Scott
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Hi @scabral ,
Try this measure:
TT_Amount =
SUMX(
SUMMARIZE(
Payment,
Claim[claim id],
Claim[date reported],
"Last_Amount_60D",
VAR _lastDate60D = CALCULATE(MAX(Payment[payment date]), FILTER(ALL(Payment[payment date]), Payment[payment date] <= Claim[date reported] + 60))
RETURN CALCULATE(SUM(Payment[payment amt]), FILTER(ALL(Payment[payment date]), Payment[payment date] = _lastDate60D))
),
[Last_Amount_60D]
)
Hi @scabral ,
Try this measure:
TT_Amount =
SUMX(
SUMMARIZE(
Payment,
Claim[claim id],
Claim[date reported],
"Last_Amount_60D",
VAR _lastDate60D = CALCULATE(MAX(Payment[payment date]), FILTER(ALL(Payment[payment date]), Payment[payment date] <= Claim[date reported] + 60))
RETURN CALCULATE(SUM(Payment[payment amt]), FILTER(ALL(Payment[payment date]), Payment[payment date] = _lastDate60D))
),
[Last_Amount_60D]
)
Hi,
below is my exact query with the acutal table names, but i'm getting the following error on the date field + 60 (coming from the date table):
"A single value for column 'Date Reported Calendar Date' in table 'Date Reported' cannot be determined."
SUMX(
SUMMARIZE (
FILTER (
'Claim Reserve Values',
RELATED ( 'Claim Adjustment File'[Claim Number] ) = "414000"
),
'Claim Reserve Values'[Claim ID],
'Claim Reserve Values'[Location ID],
'Claim Reserve Values'[Policy ID],
'Claim Reserve Values'[Damage ID],
'Claim Reserve'[Reserve Peril ID],
"60 Day Reserve Amt",
VAR _lastDate60D =
CALCULATE (
MAX ( 'Claim Reserve Date'[Claim Reserve Calendar Date] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( 'Claim Reserve Date'[Claim Reserve Calendar Date] ),
'Claim Reserve Date'[Claim Reserve Calendar Date] <= 'Date Reported'[Date Reported Calendar Date] + 60
)
)
RETURN
CALCULATE (
SUM ( 'Claim Reserve Values'[100 % Gross Amount Reported] ),
FILTER (
ALL ( 'Claim Reserve Date'[Claim Reserve Calendar Date] ),
'Claim Reserve Date'[Claim Reserve Calendar Date] = _lastDate60D
)
)
),
[60 Day Reserve Amt]
)
Hi @scabral ,
You are missing the 'Date Reported'[Date Reported Calendar Date] in the group for summarize function, so you can use it later.
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