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Trying to get the Rate based on the following:
Hi, @Anonymous
Could you please explain to us with some sample data and expected result for better understanding? Do mask sensitive data before uploading. Thanks.
Best Regards
Allan
Hello @Anonymous
to delete the dependencies. 😉
WIthout knowing how your datamodel is structure there is no clear way to help you.
There is some connection between 2020 SBNA RATE and 2021 SBNA RATE. You have to go through your logic and understand where they are connected
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