Define overlapping intervals of a day scheme

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Overlapping intervals are used to create additional transactions for time during different periods of the day. Overlapping intervals may overlap each other.

All transactions with the specified time from the base calculation are compared with the overlapping intervals in the day scheme. If the transaction and the interval are overlapping, a transaction is created with the overlapping time and wage type from the overlapping interval.

If minimum time is specified for an overlapping interval, then the total time of all transactions created from the interval is calculated and later compared to the minimum time.

  1. Select the Work with day schemes menu item.
  2. On the main panel, select the applicable day scheme and click Overlap int.
  3. You access Work with day schemes, Overlapping intervals. Click Add.
  4. On the detail panel, complete the following fields:
  5. Seq
    The sequence number, which is automatically retrieved in intervals of 10, is a unique number used to identify the sequence. You can enter another unique number to add an overlapping interval between two already existing ones.
    Time from
    Enter the start time of the overlapping interval.
    Time to
    Enter the end time of the overlapping interval.
    Wage type attribute
    Enter a wage type attribute for which new transactions are to be created for time inside the interval.
    Source wage type
    Enter the wage type for which new transactions are to be created for time inside the interval.
    Result wage type
    Enter the wage type that is to be assigned when new transactions are created.
    Minimum time
    Enter, as hours with decimals, the minimum time required. For example, the value 0.50 means half an hour.

    Click OK. Exit the routine.

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