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Our company has 2 payroll cycles, A & B, that alternate weeks. Different pay groups are assigned to either A or B.
Occasionally, a correction payroll gets run that falls out of cycle with A or B dates. Is there a way to assign these out of cycle dates to the correct payroll date depending on cycle?
Example:
Payroll Group A pays on 6/7/24 and 6/21/24
A correction payroll for Group A is run on 6/12/24. Because this date is after 6/7/24, but before 6/21/24, I would want any values in this correction payroll assigned to the payroll cycle immediately prior.
Payroll Dates
| Pay Date | Cycle |
| 6/7/2024 | A |
| 6/14/2024 | B |
| 6/21/2024 | A |
| 6/28/2024 | B |
Sample Location Information
| Location | Pay Date | Amount | Cycle |
| One | 6/7/24 | $100 | A |
| Two | 6/7/24 | $250 | A |
| Three | 6/14/24 | $200 | B |
| Four | 6/14/24 | $250 | B |
| One | 6/12/24 | $50 | A |
Based on the above example, I am looking for output like this
| Payroll Date | Location | Total |
| One | 6/7/24 | $150 |
| Two | 6/7/24 | $250 |
| Three | 6/14/24 | $200 |
| Four | 6/14/24 | $250 |
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@aflintdepm Hi!
Create these two calculated columns in Location Table:
BBF
@aflintdepm Hi!
Create these two calculated columns in Location Table:
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