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ASSUMPTION_WHERE is an optional 2000-character alphanumeric field which allows users to limit the formula to the statement in the ‘where’ clause.
ASSUMPTION_WHERE is an optional 2000-character alphanumeric field.
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For example, if you wish to increase the wage rate of all in Unit of AMW by 2.5%, the statement would be, ‘Let the wage rate be equal the wage rate times 1.025 where the employee’s Unit is AMW’.
Therefore, the formula for the assumption would be:
;: Wage_Rate = Wage_Rate * 1.025
The ‘Where’ clause would be:
;: Group_Code = ‘FULL-TIME’
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;Formula Rules
All CHAR or alphanumeric information must be entered with single quotes around them.
Standard formula format is A = B + C not B + C = A, as with UserCalcs.
Formula: WAGE_RATE = WAGE_RATE * 1.02
Formula:PREMIUM_CODE = 'UNIFORM'
Where:UNIT = 'alphanumeric'
Where: WAGE_RATE > 12.25
Where: VACANT not filled positions
Where:NOT VACANT only filled positions
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