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On rare occasions, it may be necessary to know the value of a group of pay components for all the transactions in the pay period up to a given date. In this case, the ELPL (Elementary Pay Line Values) operator and the ET (Transaction to Date) operand type may be used to access this information. All transactions with an effective date greater than or equal to the period start, and less than or equal to the given date, will be returned.
On occasions, it may be necessary to know the value of a group of pay components for all the transactions (Pay Lines) for a given date range. In this case, the ELPL orperator will determine the value of an [element|ELEMENTS] for a date range.
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There are two ways taht this operator may be used:
* To determine the value from the beginning of the Pay Period to a date passed as Operand 3.
* To determine the value between any two dates, which requires additional set up
** You must define a variable with the name (exactly) as ELPL_BEGIN_DATE, date format, which contains the start date for your inquiry
** Also define a variable with the name (exactly) as ELPL_END_DATE, date format, which contains the end date for your inquiry
** The use of ELPL only looks at Operand 2 for the name of the element.
All transactions with an effective date greater than or equal to the period start (or ELPL_BEGIN_DATE), and less than or equal to the given date in Operand 3 (or ELPL_END_DATE), will be returned.
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