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$P - Parameter #

Parameters are number amounts, character strings, Boolean values, or date values that are passed automatically to Functions and Qualifications UserCalcs. (The number and types of parameters that are passed to a Function or Qualifier may differ depending on the calling program or application.)

Parameters are exclusively used in the Benefit or Attendance applications as Functions or Qualifiers.

Statement:If the employee has worked 2000 hours in the current year, award the employee the full entitlement - $200. If the employee has worked more than 1040 hours in the current year, award the employee 50% of the entitlement. Otherwise, award the employee 20% of the entitlement.

In the example below, the UserCalc will operate as such:

Line 00010	Captures the value of the entitlement, $200
Line 00100	Checks if the employee worked more than 2000 hours. If so, the UserCalc goes to Line 99999 which returns a value of the full amount of the entitlement, $200. If not, the UserCalc goes to Line 00200
Line 00200	Checks to see if the employee worked more than 1040 hours. If so, the UserCalc goes to Line 00300 to calculate 50% of the entitlement. $200 x .50 = $100 If not, the UserCalc goes to Line 00400 to calculate 20% of the entitlement. $200 x .20 = $40
Line 00300 & 00400	Once the calculation is complete in these lines, the UserCalc goes to Line 99999 to return the appropriate value.

Line	CMD	OT	Operand 1	OPER	OT	Operand2	OT	Operand3	If Goto	Else GoTo
00010	LET	V	ENTITLEMENT	EQ	$P	NUMBER-PARAMETER			00100
00100	IF	EY	TIME WORKED	GT	N	2000			99999	00200
00200	IF	EY	TIME WORKED	GT	N	1040			00300	00400
00300	LET	V	ENTITLEMENT	MLT	V	ENTITLEMENT	N	0.50	99999
00400	LET	V	ENTITLEMENT	MLT	V	ENTITLEMENT	N	0.20	99999
99999	RET	V	ENTITLEMENT						99999