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12-11-2024 08:28 PM
Hi,
We're going through the process of migrating from Resource Plans to Resource Assignments. On RPs, when the Cost Plan was created, we had the option of selecting one of our custom Cost Type Definitions on the CP.
Now on a project that has been migrated to RAs. If I open up the newly created CPs. It is showing as blank but there is a sys_id behind it.
Looking further into the script includes and planning attributes. Depending if pm_project.expense_type is capex or opex and sn_employee_profile.employee type is internal or external. The Cost Type on the CP will be one of:
//sys_ids for 'labor capex' and 'labor opex'
this.LABOR_CAPEX = '3d16eaf79330120064f572edb67ffb04';
this.LABOR_OPEX = '5b26eaf79330120064f572edb67ffb39';
//sys_ids for 'external labor capex' and 'external labor opex'
this.EXTERNAL_LABOR_CAPEX = 'ed36eaf79330120064f572edb67ffb41';
this.EXTERNAL_LABOR_OPEX = '7b36eaf79330120064f572edb67ffb58';
Once this has been set the Cost Type fields becomes RO.
Is there anyway to not use these OOB Cost Type Definitions? We really want to be able to select one of our more granular Cost Types.
Does anyone have any information on the future state/direction of Generate Labor Costs?
Does anyone have any information on the future state/direction of Generate Labor Costs?
Cheers Ben
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