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How to do add in on LP70.1

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Sarah
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6/11/2012 1:12 PM
    Okay, so I am trying to do an add in on the lp70.1 screen and I thought I had all the fields I needed:
    f4 company
    f6 employee
    f5 name
    f10 plan
    f11 ee grp
    f12 amount
    f13 trans type
    f14 trans type
    f15 status desc
    f17 trans date
    f18 amount type
    f19 amount type
    f20 description

    We are currently not using the LP131 which would do this zeroing out for us automatically of the pennies left on a persons pto. Lawson is saying, "No line function code entered" which I thought was f18 but maybe not?
    I feel like I am so close on this one. Help!

    TIA,

    Sarah
    Sarah
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    6/11/2012 1:17 PM
      duh, I got it. I forgot f9 for the line fc A.
      Tracy Stites
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      6/28/2012 6:35 PM
        Hey Sarah,

        For some reason.....I find it easier to mass upload into LP70.2. To be honest, I haven't taken the time to really determine why LP70.1 is not cooperating....we are usually faced with some sort of dealine so I just keep going. It has never failed me so now when moving LP balances around or converting I usually request the user upload into that form.

        It sounds like you figured it out but if not give that a try.
        Lisa.Cruse
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        7/3/2012 5:26 PM
          This is the last one i did in january 2012 version 9008.  Fields were -
          f9 - fc
          f141 - hkkey
          f4 - company
          f6 - employee
          f10 - plan
          f17 - transaction date
          f12 - amount
          f18 - amount-type
          f20 - description
          f11 - employee-group
          f13 - transaction type

          the hk key is the concatenation of a 4 digit company code and the 9 digit employee number.  You have to have the hk key before anything happens