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Hello - I have run into a problem that is beyond my knowledge and would appreciate any help you can give.
I have a table with data for surgeries performed per day. With this data I am calulating total cost for each surgery, then using that data and some data from other tables to determine what their insurance will allow to be paid for that surgery. Currently I have a calculated column set up in my table with an IF statement that is working well for the simple conditions I needed. But now I have been asked to add in some other conditions and I can't figure it out.
My table looks like this, the last 3 columns are calculated columns:
My current calculated column, "Allowable" looks for blanks in certain areas and returns one thing if there are blanks, and another for everything else:
Solved! Go to Solution.
Try this calculated column:
Allowable =
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
// scenario 1
ISBLANK ( 'report Charge'[Medicare Allowable Chg] )
|| ISBLANK ( RELATED ( 'custom Patient'[InsPrimaryInsuranceCompanyName] ) ), 'report Charge'[TotalChargeAmount],
// scenario 2
CALCULATE (
COUNTROWS ( 'report Charge' ),
ALLEXCEPT ( 'report Charge', 'report Charge'[BillID] )
) > 1,
VAR vMaxAmount =
CALCULATE (
MAX ( 'report Charge'[TotalChargeAmount] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( 'report Charge', 'report Charge'[BillID] )
)
VAR vMinChargeIDForMaxAmount =
CALCULATE (
MIN ( 'report Charge'[ChargeID] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( 'report Charge', 'report Charge'[BillID] ),
'report Charge'[TotalChargeAmount] = vMaxAmount
)
RETURN
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
'report Charge'[ChargeID] = vMinChargeIDForMaxAmount, 'report Charge'[TotalChargeAmount] * [% of Medicare Allowable],
'report Charge'[ChargeID] <> vMinChargeIDForMaxAmount,
'report Charge'[TotalChargeAmount] * [% of Medicare Allowable] * .5
),
// scenario 3
'report Charge'[Medicare Allowable Chg] * 'report Charge'[% of Medicare Allowable]
)
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Oh my goodness - you are a life saver! Thank you! This works perfectly. This is defintely over my head, though I do understand at least part if what is going on. I guess I am going to need to research SWITCH. Thanks again, I appreciate it very much 🙂
And here is a sample of the other table referenced in my "allowable" column
PatientInternalID | InsPrimaryInsuranceCompanyName |
122161 | Regence BCBS MedAdvantage |
385842 | OHP AllCare Health Plan CCO |
249147 |
Try this calculated column:
Allowable =
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
// scenario 1
ISBLANK ( 'report Charge'[Medicare Allowable Chg] )
|| ISBLANK ( RELATED ( 'custom Patient'[InsPrimaryInsuranceCompanyName] ) ), 'report Charge'[TotalChargeAmount],
// scenario 2
CALCULATE (
COUNTROWS ( 'report Charge' ),
ALLEXCEPT ( 'report Charge', 'report Charge'[BillID] )
) > 1,
VAR vMaxAmount =
CALCULATE (
MAX ( 'report Charge'[TotalChargeAmount] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( 'report Charge', 'report Charge'[BillID] )
)
VAR vMinChargeIDForMaxAmount =
CALCULATE (
MIN ( 'report Charge'[ChargeID] ),
ALLEXCEPT ( 'report Charge', 'report Charge'[BillID] ),
'report Charge'[TotalChargeAmount] = vMaxAmount
)
RETURN
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
'report Charge'[ChargeID] = vMinChargeIDForMaxAmount, 'report Charge'[TotalChargeAmount] * [% of Medicare Allowable],
'report Charge'[ChargeID] <> vMinChargeIDForMaxAmount,
'report Charge'[TotalChargeAmount] * [% of Medicare Allowable] * .5
),
// scenario 3
'report Charge'[Medicare Allowable Chg] * 'report Charge'[% of Medicare Allowable]
)
Proud to be a Super User!
Here is the sample data pasted instead of a screen shot. This is the 'report Charge' table. Let me know if I still haven't done this correctly:
ChargeID | Date | BillID | ChargeCodeID | CPTModifier1Description | OrderingProviderID | PatientInternalID | TotalChargeAmount | % of Medicare Allowable | Medicare Allowable Chg | Allowable |
2582406 | 01/04/21 | 506805 | 139791 | Surgery | 278985 | 122161 | 1,375.38 | 100% | 1082.33 | 1,082.33 |
2600003 | 01/04/21 | 510320 | 139873 | Left upper lid | 374208 | 385842 | 304.35 | 77% | 258 | 198.66 |
2600002 | 01/04/21 | 510320 | 133858 | Left lower lid | 374208 | 385842 | 1,082.53 | 77% | 888.92 | 684.47 |
2600001 | 01/04/21 | 510320 | 133858 | Left upper lid | 374208 | 385842 | 1,082.53 | 77% | 888.92 | 684.47 |
2600000 | 01/04/21 | 510320 | 139874 | Left lower lid | 374208 | 385842 | 1,082.53 | 77% | 888.92 | 684.47 |
2599999 | 01/04/21 | 510320 | 139874 | Left upper lid | 374208 | 385842 | 1,082.53 | 77% | 888.92 | 684.47 |
2599998 | 01/04/21 | 510320 | 139905 | Left lower lid | 374208 | 385842 | 1,082.53 | 77% | 888.92 | 684.47 |
2599997 | 01/04/21 | 510320 | 139905 | Left upper lid | 374208 | 385842 | 1,082.53 | 77% | 888.92 | 684.47 |
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