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Can we use fast formula in eligibility profile attached to Plan Compare

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Hello

We wanted to use the Fast Formula in Plan Compare eligibility profile as our plans have very complex eligibility and have multiple eligibility profiles attached to it. I tried to use a simple fast formula, just return Y or N and its not working as expected. I also enabled add_rlog in the formula but looks formula in the eligibility profile is not even getting called. So wanted to check if anyone was able use the fast formula successfully in eligibility profile attached to Plan Compare.

Would really appreciate any pointers!

Thanks

Gaurav

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