on 06-10-2011 2:08 PM
Hi, experts
I have customized a PCR using AAU**
But it can not count absence days that less than a day which is maintained in IT 2001 ,
such as unpaid leave. However it can correctly count absence days that last one day or above .
The issue is so strange for me, so please give me some advice.
Thanks a lot !
Morgan from Shanghai, China
2011-6-10
Morgan
1 alternative approach is as follows:
Step 1: Ensure your absence type have already been mapped to an absence valuation rule
Step 2: In your absence valuation rule, (goto SM30 > V_t554c), assign a new wage type to capture the number of days
The wage type in step 2 should be created such that its attributes is to help your capture number of days of your unpaid
absence type when it is evaluated by your payroll schema
Final Step: You should be able to capture half day absences with such a wage type when you run your payroll calculations
Should you need to utilize such a wage type for subsequent calculation processing in your payroll schema, you may have to develop your own customer payroll calculation rules to do so
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First convert the other entries in to hours , then use TSAU** unpaid absence in hours, do your calculation then convert back in to Days
RTE*8 ( THIS IS AN EXAMPLE WHERE YOUR DAILY PLANNED HOURS AS 8 HRS)
RTE-TSAU**
RTE/8
please workout with this hints
Note: this is an example for a particular work schedule having 8 hrs as daily planned hours
Edited by: Sujith Nambiar on Jun 10, 2011 7:32 PM
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