Jessi,
Your email saying 405a wasn't calculating earned hrs right in LaborDtl scared me a little so I rechecked today.
All Op labor reporting types we use (backflush, quantity & time & quantity) produced accurate (to +/-.01) calculated earned hrs with the pc/hr production rates (and as of today) fixed time per OP types we use in methods.
Same was true for jobs the system created/completed using KanBan Receipts.
(About 20,000 LaborDtl/JobOper/JobOpDtl linked records dumped into excel with a formula to calc earned hrs per help definitions matched the earned hrs in LaborDtl.)
...Could be your use of Minutes/pc instead of pc's/hr causing your issues.
?????
Rob
Your email saying 405a wasn't calculating earned hrs right in LaborDtl scared me a little so I rechecked today.
All Op labor reporting types we use (backflush, quantity & time & quantity) produced accurate (to +/-.01) calculated earned hrs with the pc/hr production rates (and as of today) fixed time per OP types we use in methods.
Same was true for jobs the system created/completed using KanBan Receipts.
(About 20,000 LaborDtl/JobOper/JobOpDtl linked records dumped into excel with a formula to calc earned hrs per help definitions matched the earned hrs in LaborDtl.)
...Could be your use of Minutes/pc instead of pc's/hr causing your issues.
?????
Rob
--- On Wed, 2/11/09, Jessi Utecht <jessi.utecht@...> wrote:
> From: Jessi Utecht <jessi.utecht@...>
> Subject: Re: [Vantage] Re: Earned Hours
> To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Wednesday, February 11, 2009, 8:43 PM
> we are on 405a and I would beg to differ on this.
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> From: Robert Brown <robertb_versa@...>
> To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2009 3:41:29 PM
> Subject: Re: [Vantage] Re: Earned Hours
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> Well if it is any comfort, on 405a, the Earned Hours
> 'math' seems to be quite accurate.
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> Can't attest to later versions.
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> Rob
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> --- On Wed, 2/11/09, bpbuechler <pbuechler@uvcolor.
> com> wrote:
> From: bpbuechler <pbuechler@uvcolor. com>
> Subject: [Vantage] Re: Earned Hours
> To: vantage@yahoogroups .com
> Date: Wednesday, February 11, 2009, 1:10 PM
>
> If you open the help on the Job Tracker - Labor
> Transactions it
>
> spells it out.
>
> Earned Hours
>
> Earned hours are defined as the number of hours it should
> have taken
>
> to produce the job quantities reported, based on the
> entered
>
> estimates. Earned Hours are used in various plant
> performance
>
> measurements, such as efficiency and overage.
>
> In general, the calculations for Earned Hours for a labor
> detail
>
> record are as follows:
>
> For Production:
>
> If the Run quantity > 0: EarnedHrs = EstProdHours /
> RunQty x LaborQty
>
> If the Production Standard is fixed hours: EarnedHrs <=
> EstSetHours –
>
> ActSetHours + SetReworkHours – Burden Hours for this
> labor detail
>
> record
>
> If the operation quantity = 1: EarnedHrs = Operation Hrs
> Remaining
>
> (EstProdHours - ActProdHours) or Hours Worked (BurdenHrs),
> whichever
>
> is less
>
> Setup is a little different. It is an evaluation of Setup
> as a
>
> whole; whereas productionis qty report / labor hrs for each
> time you
>
> report qty. Setup Earned Hours is only evaluated when setup
> is
>
> marked complete.
>
> For Setup:
>
> Setup Not Complete: EarnedHrs = EstSetHours x
> SetupPctComplete or
>
> ActSetupHours, whichever is less
>
> Setup Complete: EarnedHrs = EstSetHours – ActSetHours +
>
> SetReworkHours – Burden Hours for this labor detail
> record
>
> Thanks
>
> Patty Buechler
>
> --- In vantage@yahoogroups .com, Jessi Utecht
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> though when we
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> have a operation that is minutes/piece we get incorrect
> calculations,
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> but if the operation is listed as fixed hours then it seems
> to
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> calculate just fine.
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> > The Epicor help does not explain Earned hours very
> well and was
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> hoping somone could help me understand this better.
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