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Set Up Totals
Display
In this step, you define the appearance of the
totals display in the payroll journal. Normally, no splits are taken into
account in the totals display, and no employee data is printed.
Requirements
- You have, if necessary, completed the steps in
Basics.
- You have determined what infomation the totals
display should contain.
Standard
Settings
The standard system contains a form that you
can copy and change for your own purposes.
Activities
1. Copy the
standard form or your converted form to your test client. For more
information, refer to the R/3 Library under Human Resources ->
HR Tools -> Form Editor -> Copy a Standard HR Form Across
Clients.
2. If required,
change the form background. For more information, refer to the R/3 Library
under Human Resources -> HR Tools -> Form Editor ->
Background.
3. If required,
change the individual fields of the totals display. For more information,
refer to the R/3 Library under Human Resources -> HR Tools
-> Form Editor -> Editing an Individual
Field.
4. If required,
change the line layout. For further information, refer to the R/3 Library
under Human Resources -> HR Tools -> Form Editor ->
Editing a Line Layout.
5. Specify
which identifiers are to be printed in a window. For more information, refer
to the R/3 Library, under Human Resources -> HR Tools ->
Form Editor -> Creating a Window.
All identifiers that you specify here must be included in the payroll excerpts
in the cumulation identifier ****.
6. If you want
to print texts or graphic elements before or after a set of information,
define the group texts. For more information refer to the R/3 Library under
Human Resources -> HR Tools -> Form Editor -> Create
Group Text.
7. If you want
to summarize the various identifiers, proceed as described in the R/3 Library
under Human Resources -> HR Tools -> Form Editor ->
Creating a Window.
For example, this can be necessary in the USA, if you want to pass data to the
tax office.
8. If you want
to summarize various identifiers, you must summarize these in a cumulation
identifier. For more information, refer to the R/3 Library under
Human Resources -> HR Tools -> Form Editor -> Create Cumulation
Identifier Wage types from tables containing cumulated values,
such as the tables CRT and TCRT may not be cumulated correctly.
9. If you want
to include information in the payroll excerpts under certain conditions only,
create a rule. For more information, refer to the R/3 library under
Human Resources -> HR Tools -> Form Editior -> Create
Rule.
Further
Notes
Ensure that you observe the naming conventions
for payroll journal forms. Customer forms must begin with Z or with a special
character.