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Any Idea on how to solve this error?

Thankyou!

Map<Integer,Map<String,Decimal>> BERYear = new Map<Integer,Map<String,Decimal>>();
    List<Budget_Exchange__c> beList = [Select Code__c, USD__c from Budget_Exchange__c];
    Map<String, Decimal> bemap = new Map<String, Decimal>();
    for (Budget_Exchange__c b : beList)
    {

        BERYear.put(b.Fiscal_Year__c,bemap.put(b.Code__c, b.USD__c)); //ERROR HERE
    }

Error: Incompatible key type Decimal for Map(Integer,Map(String,Decimal))

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    Your field Fiscal_Year__c looks to be type of Decimal, while your Map requires an Integer. Change the map into Map<Decimal,Map<String,Decimal>> and try again. Also make sure to include the field Fiscal_Year__c` in your query.
    – highfive
    Oct 12, 2015 at 8:25
  • Correcting as you suggest, the error change, I've reported it below. Oct 12, 2015 at 8:33

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You define the map here

Map<Decimal,Map<String,Decimal>> BERYear = new Map<Decimal,Map<String,Decimal>>();

You have defined that the key must be a decimal, and the value must be a Map of String to Decimal.

Then you use the map here

BERYear.put(b.Fiscal_Year__c,bemap.put(b.Code__c, b.USD__c)); //ERROR HERE

Here you are putting b.Fiscal_Year__c into the key. If b.Fiscal_Year__c is a decimal then this is fine.

What are you putting into the value? You are putting the result of bemap.put(b.Code__c, b.USD__c) The result of a map.put is, if the map previously contained a mapping for this key, the old value is returned by the method and then replaced. The result of the put is NOT a map.

You should PUT your value into the map on a separate statement.

bemap.put(b.Code__c, b.USD__c);
BERYear.put(b.Fiscal_Year__c,bemap);

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