- Determine if timesheet has > 40 hours. If so, proceed.
- Create a SPLIT row for each timesheet row, with Input Type Code = Non-Bill.
- Divide 40 by total timesheet ours. Store this value.
- Multiply each timesheet cell by the stored value, and enter the result into that cell.
- Take the difference (original cell value – new cell value), and enter in same cell on Split row.
- The end result will be 40 hours total on Billable rows, and overtime hours on Non-Billable rows.
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This process workflow with gel script forces billable hours on timesheet down to 40 hours, and sets overtime hours to non-billable. Timesheets with 40 or fewer hours are not touched. Process kicks off upon submission of timesheet. Steps are: -
The Timesheets by Resource portlet gives the ability to highlight the time periods where resources are working overtime or working less than 25 hours a week. The filter requires timesheet Start Date and End Date to be provided. Additionally, the information can be filtered by Resource, Resource ID, OBS Unit, Employment Type, Resource Manager, Open for Time, and Active status. This portlet displays Resource, Resource ID, Active (yes/no), Employment Type, Primary Role, Resource Manager, and Timesheet Hours Flag. The flags are set with the logic- Yellow = timesheets not posted / zero hour timesheets
- Green = where number of hours posted is > 25 and less than 45
- Red = where number of hours posted is < 25 or > 45
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The Timesheets by Resource portlet gives the ability to highlight the time periods where resources are working overtime or working less than 25 hours a week. The filter requires timesheet Start Date and End Date to be provided. Additionally, the information can be filtered by Resource, Resource ID, OBS Unit, Employment Type, Resource Manager, Open for Time, and Active status. This portlet displays Resource, Resource ID, Active (yes/no), Employment Type, Primary Role, Resource Manager, and Timesheet Hours Flag. The flags are set with the logic
- Yellow = timesheets not posted / zero hour timesheets
- Green = where number of hours posted is > 25 and less than 45
- Red = where number of hours posted is < 25 or > 45
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The Timesheets by Resource portlet gives the ability to highlight the time periods where resources are working overtime or working less than 25 hours a week. The filter requires timesheet Start Date and End Date to be provided. Additionally, the information can be filtered by Resource, Resource ID, OBS Unit, Employment Type, Resource Manager, Open for Time, and Active status. This portlet displays Resource, Resource ID, Active (yes/no), Employment Type, Primary Role, Resource Manager, and Timesheet Hours Flag. The flags are set with the logic
- Yellow = timesheets not posted / zero hour timesheets
- Green = where number of hours posted is > 25 and less than 45
- Red = where number of hours posted is < 25 or > 45
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The REGO Timesheets - WIP portlet displays timesheet information for timesheets that have a status of posted but have not been posted to the WIP tables. This does not include records hung up in invalid transactions. Users can further narrow their search by Project Name, Resource Name, Timesheet Status, Start Date, and Finish Date. -
This allows users without admin access to see the timeslice settings and also allows the data to be exported to excel easily. Many organizations like to document their timeslice settings which is a manual process as you cannot export the timeslice page to excel. This allows them to periodically export the portlet results to excel to meet their documentation requirements. -
This allows users without admin access to see the timeslice settings and also allows the data to be exported to excel easily. Many organizations like to document their timeslice settings which is a manual process as you cannot export the timeslice page to excel. This allows them to periodically export the portlet results to excel to meet their documentation requirements.
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This allows users without admin access to see the timeslice settings and also allows the data to be exported to excel easily. Many organizations like to document their timeslice settings which is a manual process as you cannot export the timeslice page to excel. This allows them to periodically export the portlet results to excel to meet their documentation requirements.
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Course description: “Does CA PPM Timeslice functionality seem like a foreign language to you? This intro to timeslices will cover an Overview of Timeslice Fundamentals, Terminology, Best Practices, Diagnostics, and the basic SQL Constructs to get you started.” -
This training document is a Rego Consulting Quick Reference Guide to assist with the use of the To Dos functionality in Clarity. It illustrates accessing the To Do list from the Menu and then the functionality of the To Do page. -
A .pdf file that has the slide by slide presentation at 2015 RegoU on basic administration of CA PPM. The agenda covers an administration overview, objects, lookups, OBS/Security, portlets, processes, and support items. -
A .pdf file that has the slide by slide presentation at 2015 RegoU on the elements of Financial Processing in CA PPM. The agenda covers a financial process overview, enabling time reporting, enabling financials, posting timesheets, transaction entries, posting to WIP, adjustments, importing financial actuals, and job scheduling.
