Hi,
An easy solution is to create a derived table in the universe.
The SQL will use2 sub-select statements:
- 1 statement for Medicaid
- 1 statement for Managed Care
SELECT "Client Name", A."Managed Care", B."Medicaid" FROM
(SELECT "Client Name", "Policy ID" as "Medicaid" FROM .... WHERE "Insurance Name" = 'Medicaid') A,
(SELECT "Client Name", "Policy ID" as "Managed Care" FROM .... WHERE "Insurance Name" = 'Managed Care') B
So you will have only 1 record for the customer including "Managed Care" and "Medicaid".
Regards,
Didier