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UserCalcs#

• Purpose of UserCalcs
• UserCalc Types
• Where to Use UserCalcs
• How to Plan a UserCalc
• UserCalc Conventions
• Further UserCalc Naming Conventions
  • Function UserCalcs
  • Qualification UserCalcs

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Define UserCalcs#

• Define UserCalc Access

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Commands#

Commands are used to perform operations within a UserCalc.

• List of User Calc Commands

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Operand Types#

Users need to declare the type of the Operand string being entered. These types consist of Variables, Constants, Database Items, Elements, and Pay Components.

• UC Operand Types

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Operators#

An operator denotes an action that is to be taken on the operands indicated.

• • User Calc Operators
  • Arithmetic Operators
  • Rounding Operators
  • Conversion Operators
  • Date Operators
  • Relative Date Operators
  • Comparison Operators

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Administer UserCalcs#

The Administer UserCalcs form is where UserCalc are controlled. The administration of UserCalcs also involves an expanded knowledge of the Status of UserCalcs.

• IMUCA Administer UserCalc
• UserCalc Statuses
• Publishing UserCalcs
• Copying an 'In Production' UserCalc
• Editing an 'In Production' UserCalc
• List UserCalcs

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Sample UserCalcs#

These are examples of some commonly needed UserCalcs. This is not the only way of coding the UserCalcs, and after discussion with your consultant, the best approach may require alternative set up.

• AT - No Time Allowed to be Taken for 6 Months
• BE- 401K Maximum
  • 401K Maximum Amount
  • 401K Maximum Deduction
• PR - Disbursement Message
• PR - FLSA Adjustment

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UserCalc Quick Reference Guide#

• Type: Function
• Type: Qualifier