on 04-13-2010 10:38 AM
Hello All,
I am facing an issue with renumeration statement. For certain custom wage types, during retro scenario, the statement shows wrong amount. However, if i am viewing this statement using pc00_m99_cedt with option of retro printed in separate pages (A, X etc) the amount is shown correctly? What am i missing here?
Thanks!
Hello Hains , as per my knowledge - pc00_m99_cedt will just display you the results which are there in cluster table. pc00_m99_clstr unless you do retro calculations and update the cluster table - it will not be get updated -what u say ?
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Hi,
you should check your Split indicators in Display Groups (windows section in PE51).
It causes some troubles in retroactive runs.
Regards
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Hello,
could you please indicate following details so i can better understand your issue?
- WT are supposed are supposed to be printed on payslip
with retro period indicated on form?
summarized?
If you have * or D in your DSplit indicator in PE51 for your WT it won`y change number for WT, neither Rate it will only summarize amounts from retro periods + in period that you are. So the results can look weird.
Could you please indicate more details or ideally send me screen shoots from your PE51 and your payslip?
Regards
Thanks T. Please find details
with retro period indicated on form? Yes, currently showing retro periods (it shows wrong periods when printing in A or S combination)
summarized? No
If you have * or D in your DSplit indicator in PE51 for your WT: Yes, * in D-split
Tried removing the * and other combinations.
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