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Benefits Fast Formula.

edited Dec 15, 2020 5:22PM in HCM Integrations

Summary

How this function BEN_FN_GET_CHAR_VALUE works in benefits fast formula?

Content

Basically, we want to find out the number of dependents selected by user, based on that we have to dynamically change the rate value. How the table name and column name are not correct, where we can identify. Below is the sample formula given in benefits guide-

 

Sample Formula 1:  /*************************************************************************************************  FORMULA NAME: BEN_RT_CALC  FORMULA TYPE: Rate Value Calculation DESCRIPTION: Rate amount is determined based on number of sons & daughters, and spouse.  Change History:  Name                      Date               Comments -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nagaraj Hunur        22-Jan-2012  Initial Version ********************************************************************************************************/  default for l_sons is 0 default for l_spouse is 0 

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