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@chynnakeys@keileyo The income field in the LAR spec can have value NA. In this scenario, what should be the income categorized as? i.e. <50%, "50-79%", "80-99%", "100-119%", ">120%", or this type of data shouldn't be part of the report?
@kgudel Based on how we handle above, we'll need to change the logic in IncomeCategorization since it currently converts income toDouble without using Option and we get an error
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@chynnakeys @keileyo The income field in the LAR spec can have value
NA
. In this scenario, what should be the income categorized as? i.e.<50%
,"50-79%"
,"80-99%"
,"100-119%"
,">120%"
, or this type of data shouldn't be part of the report?@kgudel Based on how we handle above, we'll need to change the logic in
IncomeCategorization
since it currently converts incometoDouble
without usingOption
and we get an errorThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: