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4.8.1.1 Prorating Worksheet


Figure 4-64 is the Prorating Percent Worksheet.

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 Figure 4-64.  Prorating Percent Worksheet

Use the worksheet to define the following parameters:

1.   ORIGINAL VALUE

     Description:  The Prorate From value. This is a COSTCTR1
     value unless you have specified that another data
     element be used.  Refer to Section 4.8.2, Specifying
     Prorating Options, to specify the Prorate From data
     element for Ledger File prorating, or refer to Section
     4.3.1.2, Specifying Journal File Characteristics, or
     Section 4.4.1, Specifying External File Characteristics,
     to specify the Prorate From data element for these
     files.

     Default:  None

     Values:  Character, length 30

     NOTE:  Any value matching this prorate from value is
            selected for prorating.  Unselected records are
            output in their original state.

 2.  NEW VALUE

     Description:  The COSTCTR1 value(s) in which the
     quantities and charges associated with the original
     value will be recorded.

     Default:  None

     Values:  Character, length 30

     NOTE:  Any number of new values may be specified for a
            single original value.  The Prorate To exit must
            be used if the contents of this field do not
            represent a Cost Center 1 value.  Refer to
            Section 4.8.3 for more information on the Prorate
            To exit.

 3.  PERCENT

     Description:  The percentage of the original charges
     that are to be allocated to the new COSTCTR1 value.

     Default:  None

     Values:  Numeric, length 7, range is .1 to 100.0, four
     decimal digits are allowed

     NOTE:  The sum of the percentages for a given original
            value must total 100.  Therefore, if a portion of
            the original charges are to remain in the
            original value COSTCTR1, the original value must
            also be coded as a new value.

            It is possible to transfer all of the charges
            from one work unit to a different COSTCTR1 by
            coding 100 as the percent.