Calculation Exceptions

The Calculation Exceptions option displays any exception values used by this assignment source for calculation processing.

For Replicated assignments, the user has the option to Replicate (copy) a specific exception and modify the exception setting. Click on the Replicate button to the left of the exception and then select the down arrow to open the record. Once an exception has been modified, the button label changes to Revert. Click on the Revert button to set the exception back to the value set in the assignment that was replicated.

Indicates whether this exception definition code is available for use in the system (Yes/No).

The type of exception this code represents, as selected from the drop down menu. Options include Calculation, Posting, Interface, Scheduling, or Download Distributions.

Determines the type of system classification (e.g. Standard, Customer, User-Defined, or Replicated).

The Classification options are as follows:

Standard	A record that is core to the system and included for all clients.
Customer	A record that was custom designed for a specific client.
User-Defined	A record that was created by a user in the system. When a new record is entered in the screen by clicking on the Add button, it is automatically given a status of User-Defined.
Replicated	A record that was copied from an existing record, and then updated to change certain settings. When a new record is created by clicking on the Replicate button, it is automatically given a status of Replicated.

The label describing this exception record. In a Replicated exception, this field displays the description of the original record used as a template. The description of the original exception can be updated to make the description unique to the replicated record.

Indicates whether this exception message is included in the Exception Summary report (Yes/No).

Indicates whether the pending exception message is displayed only on or after the date of the transaction generating the message has passed (Yes/No).

Opens a network path to access documentation for help with solutions or instructions on the handling of this exception message.

A free-form text box for information on the exception message, for example instructions or solutions for handling the exception.

Indicates the seriousness of the exception message. Options, in descending order of severity, include Critical, Warning, Informational, or None. Authorized users are able to override exceptions of a certain severity, depending on their assigned role.