If the appraisal model on which the appraisal is based allows this, you can deleted an
archived appraisal, or change its status back to
In process
. If you reset the status, this means that you can edit appraisals again (if, for example, they were rejected, or completed by mistake).
The way in which you edit an appraisal will depend on its status:
Appraisal |
|
|
|
Reset status to
|
Yes |
Yes |
No |
Delete |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
If you reset the status of appraisals, this will have the following effects (depending on the appraisal type):
Individual appraisal
: the status of the individual appraisal selected is reset to
In process
Overall appraisal: the status of the overall appraisal selected (including all related subappraisals) is reset to
In process
Subappraisal: the status of the subappraisal selected (and of the corresponding overall appraisal) is reset to
In process
The appropriate actions must be permitted for the appraisal model on which the appraisal is based.
The user must have authorization for the transactions in question.
For further information, please refer to the Implementation Guide (IMG) for
Personnel Development
under
Proceed as described in Evaluating Appraisals , and select the appropriate appraisal status.
A list appears displaying all the appraisals that fulfill the selection criteria you specified.
Select the appraisals you want to edit.
Proceed as shown in the table below:
To delete appraisals |
To reset the status to In process |
Choose .The appraisals you selected are deleted. Note You can also delete appraisals from the
End of the note. |
Choose .The status of the appraisals selected is reset to
|