Benefits Configuration - Basic Coverage Amount Capping

I am mostly familiar with the Benefits Configuration and currently have an issue with capping the Basic Coverage Amount.
I have capped the Insurance Coverage amount in the field - V_74FC_B-MAXAM and this works correctly however I am struggling to cap the Basic Coverage Amount - does anyone know what I could try to achieve this?
Many thanks,
Danny Boy

Hi,
I am not sure if I got your query right. You wish to configure two limits (basic coverage amount and insurance coverage amount) in a single plan?. What you have configured in V_74FC_B-MAXAM, is the maximum allowed coverage in this insurance plan (It refers only to the base coverage for this plan. It does not refer to the additional coverage units).
You would require separate plans if you wish to cap at different limits on the coverage amount.
Hope this helps.
regards
Sharath

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