on 04-22-2019 9:44 AM
Hi.
I have a problem, i need read value to all day to employee in first split and pay in first split.
Example:
Split 1: 10 day
Split 2: 10 Day
Split 3: 11. Day
I need read in split 1 the value from split 2 and split 3 and pay 31 day in fist split in bonus.
some subject?thanks.
If you want only the First split of WT 3017 to exist, you could modify pcr $EFW so that it's first Operation would be SPLIT A?
For return key 01, you do the Operations you require, including ADDWT *
For return key **, no Operations are done and the WT will "disappear" from the Input Table.
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Then you need 2 pcr.
The first one will read all splits and transfer their Number into a temporary variable, such as NB01 (similar as ZBUB, the example I posted).
Then, in ZP02, for the first split, you add Operation NUM=& NB01 before ADDWT *
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From imag1.png, we can see that Payroll Period 12/2019 has 2 different periods, which should not exist. Was the employee reaffected to a different Payroll Accounting Area mid-period?
Could you try to modify the employee's IT0001 (only field P0001-ABKRS) so that he/she stays in the "old" Payroll Area for the whole month of December, and then change to the "new" PAA on January 1st?
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i am doing that rule:
but no works. Because all split in Table IT have 01.
split 1 and split 2.
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They can be 3 or more.
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Can you create a pcr that will process the Input Table, read all splits of your WT and add the "Number of Days" into an Information WT or a Temporary Variable ?
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Through t-code pe04, look at the documentation for Payroll Operations SPLIT and WPALL.
In a pcr processing the Input Table, you should be able to use SPLIT? A and make allowances for return values ** and 01, or use WPALL?FRST and make allowancs for return values * and Y.
P.S.: Note that I'm not sure what you mean by Day10 since Payroll does not Process on a daily basis.
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Now that I read you again, I'm not sure that we talk about the same thing.
When you say "split", do you mean a part of a month where the employee works according to a certain schedule, or do you mean one of the different "splits" in the Payroll Results Input/Output Tables, or do these "splits" are generated during Time Evaluation and transfered to Payroll through 3 different Information WTs in Table ZL?
If your query relates to the payment of a Bonus, what is the trigger for the Bonus Payment (IT0008, IT0015, a Payroll Period) ?
After your Partial Period Parameters are processed, you could create a pcr that would add the number of days for each "split" and transfer the total to an Information WT or Temporary Variable. You could then use that information in the pcr that generates the Bonus Payment.
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My customer wants to see the pay only in the first split and not show in the next splits.
Thanks.
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