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This quiz has seven questions once you build the report out, answering them is pretty quick and painless.

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So let's get through it.

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Question one, how much premium was collected in the third quarter of twenty nineteen for the auto line

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of business?

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This question simply asks for you to navigate into your date hierarchy and look for the third quarter

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and then determine the amount of premium collected.

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This required your premium to be properly calibrated as being delayed by three months.

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And so the six to one oh five eight answer would show up in Q2 of twenty nineteen based strictly on

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effective dates.

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Question to what is the first date at which the company has a positive amount of cash on hand?

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The first clue here is that it asks for company.

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So we need to condense our pivot table policy types down to all.

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From there I can use the cash on hand indicator to help guide me as I drill down to dates.

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Read is obviously close to or less than zero.

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So I'm looking for points where it transitions from red to yellow or green and I can use the cash on

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hand total to help with that.

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From there, I can eventually narrow it down to the date, July twenty ninth, twenty eighteen.

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Question three.

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What was the combined ratio for the home business in twenty nineteen, excluding the impact of twenty

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eighteen?

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This question requires you to drill down to the appropriate policy type and add the non cumulative combined

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ratio to the table to find the proper answer.

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Once you've done that, you can quickly find that the combined ratio for the home section in twenty

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nineteen was one hundred nine point five percent.

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Question for what color is the cumulative combined ratio KPI indicator for the auto segment at the end

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of October?

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Twenty eighteen.

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For this simply drill into twenty eighteen and find the month of October, once you're there, look

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at the color indicator it should be red since the cumulative combined ratio is one hundred point five

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percent at that point in time.

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Question five, which statement best describes the trend for profitability between the home and auto

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segments?

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This question isn't very black and white, I specifically wanted you to do some thinking and look at

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how the CPI's transition over time and compare that to the answer choices you had available to you.

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The simplest approach is to look at these on a year by year basis and then start with the overall profitability

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metric, the combined ratio, the KPI shows home is becoming green, yellow and red, which indicates

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that it's less profitable over time.

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That same KPI for the auto shows that it's holding stable as they're all yellow, although technically

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it is getting worse if you look at the ratios.

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If we look at it from the perspective of the cash on hand, auto is either getting better or holding

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stable, depending on your opinion of those numbers, while homeowners is clearly getting worse for

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that reason.

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The best answer here is that homeowners is becoming less profitable while Ottawa is holding stable.

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Question six, what is the total amount of expenses paid out for the bottom line of business through

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the end of twenty nineteen cumulative with twenty eighteen, we need to add expenses cumulative to our

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pivot table to answer this.

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And once we do, finding the total expense amount of four million one hundred sixty one thousand four

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hundred one is a breeze.

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Question seven, what is the total cash on hand for the business at the end of twenty nineteen?

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This is another quick and easy one focused on navigating the pivot table report summarized up to all

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policies and then find the cash on hand figure for twenty nineteen, which should be one hundred seventy

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four thousand six hundred ninety.

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That does it for the quiz.

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And thanks for joining me.