lizzie Posted February 4, 2008 Posted February 4, 2008 Greetings I am in the process of adding final touches to my Scorecard: a system which marks and measures sales performance. Before Scorecard was implemented, we incentivised sales consultants based on sales targets hit AND margin made every month. With the addition of Scorecard, I now have to add a new criteria to the calculation which calculates the incentive value that a consultant has earned. The below statement works perfectly until I add a line (indicated here in red) which specifies that Scorecard points earned have to be higher than or equal to "First Scorecard Value" (in this case it is 60 points) If( GetAsNumber(StartDate) ≥ 733042 [color:red]and Total Scorecard Points Earned ≥ INCENTIVES::Scorecard First Target and MARGIN_TARGET~EmployeeID::Nett Sales Less Support ≥ INCENTIVES::First Sales Target and MARGIN_TARGET~EmployeeID::Nett Sales Less Support < INCENTIVES::Second Sales Target; Case( MARGIN_TARGET~EmployeeID::Total GP Sales Percentage ≥ INCENTIVES::First Target GP Sales Percentage and MARGIN_TARGET~EmployeeID::Total GP Sales Percentage < INCENTIVES::Second Target GP Sales Percentage; INCENTIVES::First Sales Target First Incentive ; MARGIN_TARGET~EmployeeID::Total GP Sales Percentage ≥INCENTIVES::Second Target GP Sales Percentage and MARGIN_TARGET~EmployeeID::Total GP Sales Percentage < INCENTIVES::Third Target GP Sales Percentage; INCENTIVES::First Sales Target Second Incentive ; MARGIN_TARGET~EmployeeID::Total GP Sales Percentage ≥ INCENTIVES::Third Target GP Sales Percentage ; INCENTIVES::First Sales Target Third Incentive) Can anyone see a blatantly obvious mistake? Advice would be appreciated!
Colin Keefe Posted February 4, 2008 Posted February 4, 2008 and Total Scorecard Points Earned ≥ INCENTIVES::Scorecard First Target For starters, I'd pop this part of the statement into the Data Viewer Watch List (or a custom dialog if you don't have advanced) and see if it *ever* returns true.
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