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You may create and maintain [elements|PAY ELEMENTS] through the Define Elements (IPPE) form.
You may create and maintain elements through the Define Elements (IPPE) form.
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You may access this feature under the Screens/Forms menu:__Payroll > Setup and Definitions > Define Pay Elements__
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;[Element|ELEMENT_CODE]:This field holds the [element|PAY ELEMENTS] code assigned to uniquely identify the [element|PAY ELEMENTS]. Element_Code is a 16-character alphanumeric mandatory field that you must manually enter.
;[Element|ELEMENT_CODE]:This field holds the element code assigned to uniquely identify the element. Element_Code is a 16-character alphanumeric mandatory field that you must manually enter.
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;[Basic Element (No Additional Elements)|BASIC_ELEMENT]: If the Basic [element|PAY ELEMENTS] toggle is ON, the [element|PAY ELEMENTS] is made up of [pay components|PAY COMPONENTS] only, and is considered a basic [element|PAY ELEMENTS]. If the toggle is OFF, the [element|PAY ELEMENTS] may refer to another [element|PAY ELEMENTS] (also known as an element mapping).
;:This type of [element|PAY ELEMENTS] is known as a compound [element|PAY ELEMENTS]. By mapping one [element|PAY ELEMENTS] to another it is possible to greatly reduce the amount of [pay component|PAY COMPONENTS] keying that is required to set-up all of the required [elements|PAY ELEMENTS].
;:Basic_Element is a toggle field that is system maintained and is used for efficiency when computing [element|PAY ELEMENTS] values.\\
;[Basic Element (No Additional Elements)|BASIC_ELEMENT]: If the Basic element toggle is ON, the element is made up of pay components only, and is considered a basic element. If the toggle is OFF, the element may refer to another element (also known as an element mapping).
;:This type of element is known as a compound element. By mapping one element to another it is possible to greatly reduce the amount of pay component keying that is required to set-up all of the required elements.
;:Basic_Element is a toggle field that is system maintained and is used for efficiency when computing element values.\\
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This area contains the list of [pay components|PAY COMPONENTS] and the order in which they are processed.
;[Seq #|ELEMENT_PC_SEQUENCE]: This field will determine the sequential order (1 to 99999) in which [pay components|PAY COMPONENTS] are processed and displayed within the [element|PAY ELEMENTS].
;:With many [elements|PAY ELEMENTS], the sequencing is not important, because only the total value of the [element|PAY ELEMENTS] is significant (e.g. a taxable wage base element). However, with certain [elements|PAY ELEMENTS], the order in which the [pay components|PAY COMPONENTS] are processed is vital to the calculation (e.g. the deduction [element|PAY ELEMENTS] for computing gross to net) or inherent to the nature of the [element|PAY ELEMENTS] (e.g. element for ordering the [pay components|PAY COMPONENTS] that will appear on a pay register).
This area contains the list of pay components and the order in which they are processed.
;[Seq #|ELEMENT_PC_SEQUENCE]: This field will determine the sequential order (1 to 99999) in which pay components are processed and displayed within the element.
;:With many elements, the sequencing is not important, because only the total value of the element is significant (e.g. a taxable wage base element). However, with certain elements, the order in which the pay components are processed is vital to the calculation (e.g. the deduction element for computing gross to net) or inherent to the nature of the element (e.g. element for ordering the pay components that will appear on a pay register).
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;[Pay Code|PC_CODE]: This field indicates the [pay component|PAY COMPONENTS] to be added or subtracted from this [element|PAY ELEMENTS]. PC_Code is a 4-character numeric mandatory field that you must manually enter or use the LOV (F9).
;[Abbreviation|PC_ABBREVIATION]: This field holds the short form description of the [pay component|PAY COMPONENTS]. PC_Abbreviation is a 16-character alphanumeric mandatory field that will default when the [pay component|PAY COMPONENTS] is entered.
;[Operator|ELEMENT_OPERATOR]: This field identifies the mathematical operator (Add or Subtract) that defines how the [pay component|PAY COMPONENTS] will be processed. Element_Operator is a fixed lexicon ([X_ELEMENT_OPERATOR]) that you may use to look up the value.
;[Pay Code|PC_CODE]: This field indicates the pay component to be added or subtracted from this element. PC_Code is a 4-character numeric mandatory field that you must manually enter or use the LOV (F9).
;[Abbreviation|PC_ABBREVIATION]: This field holds the short form description of the pay component. PC_Abbreviation is a 16-character alphanumeric mandatory field that will default when the pay component is entered.
;[Operator|ELEMENT_OPERATOR]: This field identifies the mathematical operator (Add or Subtract) that defines how the pay component will be processed. Element_Operator is a fixed lexicon ([X_ELEMENT_OPERATOR]) that you may use to look up the value.
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It is recommended that compound [elements|PAY ELEMENTS] be defined with caution, and under the guidance of a Consultant. When implemented correctly, compound [elements|PAY ELEMENTS] are a very useful tool that significantly reduces [element|PAY ELEMENTS] maintenance work. If they are implemented incorrectly, they complicate the investigation of set up and calculation errors and make them much more difficult to find.
;[Element|PEL_ID_COMPRISED_OF]:If the [pay element|PAY ELEMENTS] is to be compounded, then the [element|PAY ELEMENTS] codes of the other basic pay elements must be listed in this field in the sequential order the basic [element|PAY ELEMENTS] is to be processed. PEL_ID_COMPRISED_OF is a field tied to the IPPE_PEL_ID LOV which the user must select from.
;[Description|DESCRIPTION]: This field describes the purpose and use of the [element|PAY ELEMENTS]. Description is a 50 character alphanumeric mandatory field that you must manually enter.
;[Operator|ELEMENT_OPERATOR]: This field identifies the mathematical operator (Add or Subtract) that defines how the [element|PAY ELEMENTS] will be processed. Element_Operator is a fixed lexicon ([X_ELEMENT_OPERATOR]) that you may use to look up the value.
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It is recommended that compound elements be defined with caution, and under the guidance of a High Line Consultant. When implemented correctly, compound elements are a very useful tool that significantly reduces element maintenance work. If they are implemented incorrectly, they complicate the investigation of set up and calculation errors and make them much more difficult to find.
;[Element|PEL_ID_COMPRISED_OF]:If the pay element is to be compounded, then the element codes of the other basic pay elements must be listed in this field in the sequential order the basic element is to be processed. PEL_ID_COMPRISED_OF is a field tied to the IPPE_PEL_ID LOV which the user must select from.
;[Description|DESCRIPTION]: This field describes the purpose and use of the element. Description is a 50 character alphanumeric mandatory field that you must manually enter.
;[Operator|ELEMENT_OPERATOR]: This field identifies the mathematical operator (Add or Subtract) that defines how the element will be processed. Element_Operator is a fixed lexicon ([X_ELEMENT_OPERATOR]) that you may use to look up the value.
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