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Batch labor entry in Evo
11/15/04 at 08:49:54

We have our shift schedule set up with a 15 min break in the am. In Evo, in WO-M, we entered a time from 7:30 to 10:00 and the calculated time was 2 hrs. It should be 2:15. In another instance, I entered the times as 8:00 to 10:00, and Evo calculated the time to be 1 hr. When I went into DBA classic and went to the batch labor screen WO-M, highlighted the entry and scrolled through it, in both cases it changed the run time to the correct run time. When I went to Evo again and went through the same process in WO-M, Evo changed the time back to the incorrect time.
Apparently Evo is not calculating the run time correctly in WO-M.

Cathy Hamilton
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cathyh Active Member I used to be indecisive; now I'm not so sure...... Posts: 1213 Gender:	Re: Batch labor entry in Evo Reply #1 - 11/16/04 at 11:44:32 Is there anybody out there who can help me solve this? User error or Evo problem? I would like my people entering labor to use Evo!
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Lynn_Pantic Administrator evolution (n) - gradual change to a different form Posts: 5681	Re: Batch labor entry in Evo Reply #2 - 11/16/04 at 17:31:31 I just had another user report something similar, let me take a look.
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cathyh Active Member I used to be indecisive; now I'm not so sure...... Posts: 1213 Gender:	Re: Batch labor entry in Evo Reply #3 - 11/23/04 at 08:23:56 HI, Lynn, any progress on this? I have a user who is forgetting to get out of Evo and into DBA Classic when entering labor!
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NovaZyg Administrator When all else fails.. Read the instructions. Posts: 789 Gender:	Re: Batch labor entry in Evo Reply #4 - 11/23/04 at 11:47:35 We are looking at it. hope to have a fix soon. Allen
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cathyh Active Member I used to be indecisive; now I'm not so sure...... Posts: 1213 Gender:	Re: Batch labor entry in Evo Reply #5 - 11/23/04 at 12:11:03 Great, thanks, Allen!
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cathyh Active Member I used to be indecisive; now I'm not so sure...... Posts: 1213 Gender:	Re: Batch labor entry in Evo Reply #6 - 02/04/05 at 08:42:45 Any progress on this? My data entry person is on vacation and I have to fill in for her. Now I see why she always has both evo and classic open on her station (fortunately we have enough licenses)!
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Lynn_Pantic Administrator evolution (n) - gradual change to a different form Posts: 5681	Re: Batch labor entry in Evo Reply #7 - 02/04/05 at 17:29:31 Fixed for the next post - I will email you an advance copy.
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cathyh Active Member I used to be indecisive; now I'm not so sure...... Posts: 1213 Gender:	Re: Batch labor entry in Evo Reply #8 - 02/07/05 at 09:21:39 Got it- Thanks, Lynn!
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Re: Batch labor entry in Evo
Reply #9 - 02/08/05 at 11:52:29

HI, Lynn, the fix works great in evo, but I just had an instance where a workstation that I had not installed Evo on yet was trying to use the Batch labor entry in DBA classic and he kept getting an error about not being able to find a folder C:ISTS to save local settings. I installed EVO on that workstation and now everything works fine in DBA Classic. WE have a few workstations that don't have evo yet, I guess I better get to them!

Cathy Hamilton
Wing Inflatables, Inc.
EVO-ERP2008.1(20 users) w/IS Tech update 5/25/09 (as of 08/21/09)
Windows 2008 Server/client
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micro-nano-picochu Browser ascii and you shall receive Posts: 9 Gender:	Re: Batch labor entry in Evo Reply #10 - 03/14/05 at 11:35:10 Lynn, We just experienced this problem too. Unfortunately, it was not duiscovered until approx 40 days of data had been keyed in. Is there a way to force a recalc of the transactions already posted? Thanks!
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Lynn_Pantic Administrator evolution (n) - gradual change to a different form Posts: 5681	Re: Batch labor entry in Evo Reply #11 - 03/14/05 at 17:35:46 Let me see what I can do. There may be a way to write a utility to rebuild Job Cost but you will probably need to make a manual journal entry once the new totals are rebuilt.
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