Mapping Absence Type to Wage types

[Former Member]

Hello,

Where can be see the mapping of a wage type to an absence type?

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Go to payroll > Absences> Valuation of Absences>Create Counting Classes for Absence Valuation

select

Absence Valuation: Expert View

here you will link with absence type to wagetype.

good luck

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

I don't see any Expert View Option.

Edited by: Durga Venkata Kiran on Apr 6, 2009 3:29 PM

[sikindar_a · Accepted solution]

are type to map the Absences for Loss of pay than kindly check the following and table is V_T554C

Step 01

Define Absence Types

Step 02

Determine Entry Screens and Time Constraint Classes

Step 03

Define Counting Rules

Step 04 Assign Counting Rules to Absence Type

STEP 05 IMG > Payroll: India >Absences >

Describe Absence Valuation Rule

Step 06

Group Absences for Absence Valuation

Step 07

>>>>>Valuation of Absences

>>>Create Counting Classes for Absence Valuation

>Define counting classes

Step 8 > Absence valuation: expert view

Step 9 >Form counting classes for absence valuatio

Step 10 > >>

Valuation of Absences with Quota Deduction

>>Valuate Absences Using Quota Deduction

[Former Member]

Hi,

Sap has provided 4 methods to calculate the absence valution. Each method has different functionality.

1. Counting class

2. Constant and average method

3. As if rule

4. Special Rule.

Wtih the second method we can see the wage types to absence types. In counting class method we will assign the couning class to absences. Acutally we will mapping procedure is

Note: Directly we could not assign the wage types to absences

Absence mapped with valuation rules(Paid, Unpaid)

Valuation rules mapped with wage types/Counting class.

In the table of V_T554c , in this table we can see the at time 4 methods. In constant/average method, click on the + , immedieate it will goes to edit mode, here we can enter the wage type for paid absence /841, for unpaid /846, if do you want customer wage type, you can create customer wage types to valuate the absences.

or else go to path :

Go to payroll > Absences> Valuation of Absences>Create Counting Classes for Absence Valuation

Warm Regards

Devi

[Former Member]

Thank you every one for your explanations. I am still working on this and i will get back to you friends.

Regards

Kiran

[Former Member]

Hi Devi,

I also have the same issue.

I used a custom wagetype as you said in the V_T554c.

That is a deduction wagetype, the amount is coming in that wagetype in RT but the netpay is not affected. Please advise.

Any comments on this.

Edited by: Tomesh Sahu on Jun 4, 2009 11:38 AM

[sikindar_a]

tomesh

Check the Processing Class once

if u are useing Time type

[Former Member]

Hi Sikindar,

Could you please let me know which P Class we need to check?

Best Regards,

Deva