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 In SAP HCM Payroll for SAP S/4HANA, the operation TSDIVP (Time Schedule Division Period) is used to query the average working hours per pay period for each partial period in table PARTT. This operation calculates the average working hours by dividing the total working hours by the number of pay periods. It takes into account the specific time schedule and partial periods to provide an accurate calculation.

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The GENAU constant is available in the view V_t511K (payroll constants). It is used for accuracy purposes, specifically for rounding off in reduction formulae. This is particularly applicable in rules related to partial period factoring. References = 1

The rules used to determine hourly rates for all employees in SAP HCM Payroll for SAP S/4HANA are X010 and X013. Rule X010 is used for the determination of valuation bases. In this step, all the wage types which should be included in the rate of pay are added1. Rule X013 is used for the division of valuation bases. In this step, /0 series wage types (/001,/002) are divided with calendar days, working hours, working days, or with a fixed value. We arrive at the rate of pay1. References = SAP Community

To calculate partial period factors including unpaid absences in work days for all counting classes, you need to use the variable AAU**. This variable represents the absence in work days for all counting classes. The formula for the partial period factor is:

Partial period factor=DivisorPlanned working time or flat rate period working time−Absence​

The divisor is the number of work days in the period. The planned working time or flat rate period working time and the absence are both in work days. Therefore, you need to use the same calculation unit (A) for both parameters. The variable AAU** contains the value for absence in work days for all counting classes. The variable ASOLL contains the value for planned working time or flat rate period working time in work days. Therefore, the partial period factor can be calculated as:

Partial period factor=DivisorASOLL−AAU**​

References=Partial Period Factor,Partial Period Remuneration (Factoring)