I'm hoping someone can help me with a dilemma. We had a person who forgot
to clock out on Thursday and didn't clock out until Friday. He recorded two
days of labor on one payroll record. I was able to create a new payroll
record but can't figure out how to change the dates on 5 of the 10 jobs that
were worked on (leaving 5 on Thursday and moving 5 to Friday). When I try
to change the date on the first job, it tells me that I have an invalid date
when I change it. Can anyone help me with this?
Beth
Beth Rye
IT Director
CIGNYS
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to clock out on Thursday and didn't clock out until Friday. He recorded two
days of labor on one payroll record. I was able to create a new payroll
record but can't figure out how to change the dates on 5 of the 10 jobs that
were worked on (leaving 5 on Thursday and moving 5 to Friday). When I try
to change the date on the first job, it tells me that I have an invalid date
when I change it. Can anyone help me with this?
Beth
Beth Rye
IT Director
CIGNYS
Email: <mailto:brye@...> brye@...
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