I entered formulas to compute medical premiums via the Wizard, but the premiums arent being computed. Why not?
Youll first want to make sure you imported or entered a medical plan for each employee. If you are not sure, you can go to “Employees” then look under the “Employee” tab to see if a medical plan is listed. Since you set up the companies through the wizard, you will also need to have a Medical Coverage Code for each employee. This field is found in the “fields” tab of the Employee section. If you do not have one or both of these fields, then you can import in this data or manually enter it. If you do have these fields and the premium still isnt calculating, see steps below. You will want to check and make sure you entered all medical plans in the same format. For example, you cannot have “hmo” and “HMO” and “Hmo” because Fringe Facts will not recognize these as being the same. If this is the case, then you can create a formula to make them all the same. Go to the formula section and create a formula that looks like this: “Medical Plan” under Name, “=” under Type, “UPPER({Medical Plan})”
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