ELPL - Element Pay Line Values#

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 for a date range in the current employment.

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-lowercase) 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.

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.

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.

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.

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