2246474 - curSalary Showing Different Value When Used in a Formula within SuccessFactors Compensation

The curSalary is showing a different value when using as column and in a formula.

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SAP SuccessFactors Compensation

Two columns are set using curSalary, each with a different value.

• Current Salary as a standard column

• Create a custom column using the curSalary column as a formula.

• Values in UDF are maintained for nonEC users under COMPENSATION_SAL_RATE_UNITES, COMPENSATION_SAL_RATE_TYPE and SALARY.
• For EC users this information is being pulled from EC and their respective pay components and component groups.
• On a launched worksheet you will see the following for the standard and custom column formula.

• Here you can see for the first line, Current Salary is 79,695.00 and Custom Salary is 6,641.25 which contains formula curSalary/1.
• From EC we can see the following for this example.

• The behaviour of standard column curSalary is annualized within Compensation.
• Even though you have this standard colmun mapped to an EC component which holds 6,641.25 the system will annualise this. So, 6,641.25*12 (MON)=79,695.
• For the custom column using curSalary as a formula, it will take the raw data which is being pulled from EC rather than the annualised figure.
• Therefore we see 6,641.25 when using this example formula.
• Additionally, when using Merit this will be taken from the raw EC data going into curSalary.

In the below example we can see 5% of 6,641.25 is 332.06 rather than 5% of 79,695.00 as this would be 3984.75.

• This is the current designed behaviour.
• For monthly purposes, the field to be configured under the column can be "SalaryRatePlan" however, in the formula, "curSalary".

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