C_HCMP_2311 Exam Dumps : SAP Certified Application Associate - SAP HCM Payroll for SAP S/4HANA

Operation ADDWTE* is used to add a wage type to the results table (RT) with a specified amount and number. The wage type can be either a constant value or a variable from the input table (IT). The operation can also be used to modify an existing wage type in the RT by adding or subtracting the amount and number. The operation has the following syntax:

ADDWTE*nnnnnAmmmmmB

where nnnnn is the wage type, A is the operator (+ or -), mmmmm is the amount or variable, and B is the number or variable. For example:

ADDWTE*1000+1000.00

This operation adds wage type 1000 to the RT with an amount of 1000.00 and a number of 1.

ADDWTE*1000+VARGB

This operation adds wage type 1000 to the RT with an amount of VARGB and a number of 1.

ADDWTE*1000+1000.00-2

This operation adds wage type 1000 to the RT with an amount of 1000.00 and a number of -2.

ADDWTE*1000-VARGB

This operation subtracts VARGB from the amount of wage type 1000 in the RT and leaves the number unchanged.

References = 1 (SAP HCM Payroll for SAP S/4HANA, page 52) 2 (SAP Note 3044085 - FAQ: SAP HCM Payroll for SAP S/4HANA, question 13)

 In SAP HCM Payroll for SAP S/4HANA, the operation TSDIVP (Time Schedule Division Period) is used to query the average working hours per pay period for each partial period in table PARTT. This operation calculates the average working hours by dividing the total working hours by the number of pay periods. It takes into account the specific time schedule and partial periods to provide an accurate calculation.

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 In SAP HCM Payroll for SAP S/4HANA, the calculation rules MULTI RAA and ADDWT * are used to process wage types. The MULTI operation multiplies two fields of the current entry of table OT and stores the result in a third field1. The ADDWT operation adds the wage type affected to an internal table1. Given the wage type 5000 with Rate = 10, Number = 0, and Amount = 13, if it only runs through the MULTI RAA and ADDWT * calculation rules, the result in the output IT would be Rate = 10, Number = 0, and Amount = 130. This is because the MULTI operation would not change the Rate or Number as they are multiplied by 0, and the ADDWT operation would not change the Amount as it is added to an internal table without any modification1. References = 1