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Need Fast Formula expression for Manager Type

edited Feb 1, 2019 10:28PM in Human Capital Management 2 comments

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Need Fast Formula expression for Manager Type

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Hi All,

          I have a requirement to capture whether a person has Functional Manager or not and then based on that set flag as Y or N. Currently we have two types of Managers 1. Functional Manager 2.Line Manager. Everyone will have line Manager but select few will have matrix Manager.

Now I am trying to use an expression: l_Mgr_type(variable)= PER_ASG_MGR_MANAGER_TYPE  to get Mgr type associated with the person and then using the logic that: if l_Mgr_Type= 'Functional Manager' then set flag as Y. Now, this logic is not working as I have no clue what value is getting captured as part of PER_ASG_MGR_MANAGER_TYPE. I am not sure what happens if a person has both line and Functional Manager.  Can you please help me which database item should be used and how this expression should look like

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