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There are two ways that 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.
There are two ways that this operator may be used:\\
\\1) To determine the value from the beginning of the Pay Period to a date passed as Operand 3.\\
\\2) 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.
\\** The variables ELPL_BEGIN_DATE and ELPL_END_DATE must be re-declared after each time the ELPL operand is called.
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;Statement:If a part time employee worked more than 30 hours in the 1st week of the biweekly pay period, create a warning on the Exceptions Report.\\
;Example 1:If a part time employee worked more than 30 hours in the 1st week of the biweekly pay period, create a warning on the Exceptions Report.\\
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|00100| LET|V|WK1 END DATE|EW|$S|PERIOD-START_DATE| | |00110
|00100| LET|V|WK1 END DATE|EW|$S|PERIOD-START_DATE| | |00110|
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|99999|EXIT| | | | | | | |99999
|99999|EXIT| | | | | | | |99999|
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;Example 2:Determine if an employee worked on a specific day. If they did give them the amount of time defined on IEAS as Hours Per Day.\\
||Line||CMD||OT||Operand 1||OPER||OT||Operand2||OT||Operand3||If Goto|| Else GoTo
|00100| LET|V|ELPL_BEGIN_DATE|EQ|D|24-DEC-2013| | |00200|
|00200| LET|V|ELPL_END_DATE|EQ|D|24-DEC-2013| | |00300|
|00300|LET|V|HOL TIME WRKD|ELPL|ET|STAT WRKD| | |00400|
|00400|IF|V|HOL TIME WRKD|GT|N|30| | |01000|99999
|00200|LET|PC|630|EQ|DB|EASD.HOURS_PER_DAY| | |99999|
|99999|EXIT| | | | | | | |99999|
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