Data Items Cross Reference - Job Costing Batch Update
Data Items Cross Reference - Job Costing Batch Update
The Data Items Cross Reference screen is used to correlate the input file items (on the left) to the job costing transaction definition (shown on the right). All 160 items may be cross-referenced through this procedure, in up to ten screens of 16.<ESC> abandons the input, <END> completes the input and <Page-Up> and <Page-Down> allows you to move through the cross-reference screens.
For imports from
ASCII files the system displays the input sequence number and asks for the job
costing transaction item to update. For
imports from Datafile databases the system displays the name of the data item
to be imported and asks for the job costing transaction item to update.
It is very import how items are
cross-referenced and you must complete these screens with great accuracy. The update will not perform calculations such
as value. The update will reject any
definition where mandatory items have not been cross-referenced (job code and
cost code/analysis) but care should be taken that the items that are normally
set through manual transactions are cross-referenced.
Notes
If the input transaction type is not referenced then all transactions are recorded as per the default set in optional features. If the transaction date is not referenced then all transactions are recorded as per the run-time date confirmed.
You must reference the quantity and price (if not type 4-Invoiced Amount) and value fields. The system will not calculate the value for you. To update job costs you must cross-reference the cost value item (this is the total cost of the transaction).
For timesheet input you must cross-reference the payroll minutes data item to update hours on the job file. If payroll company/employee number not cross-referenced then these are copied from the cost code record provided the employee cost code is referenced, if pay number not cross-referenced then this is set as 1-standard
- Release ID: Standard