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In PR v2018, the stubs do not include vacation accrued in the current payroll whereas in v2017, the vacation available DID include what was accrued this pay period. Am I missing something?

No, unfortunately you are not missing anything. We just found this when trying to format a customer's payroll stubs for 2018. Don't know if this is WAD or bug.

Send a note to Linda Cade (linda.cade@sage.com) I think Diane Coffman has moved on to the next migration project. We may get lucky and it is included in the next release but probably not. Or you can always ask her at next year's MOTM. It is just around the corner. Just a second thought, it may be under the time off maintenance now........

Was Diane even at MOTM this year? I'm talking about the PR wrk file. Yes, it has definitely changed and while there is a Time Off Accrued, that is the accrual to-date, not just this pay period.

No, DC was not on the traveling team this year. Perhaps you can add a udf to the work table to pull the data in so you can use it.

Or NOT....

I emailed Linda. We'll see what she has to say.

From Linda (notice she is Sr. Prod. Mgr. of the Sage **200** Franchise) Hi Therese, The issue you are reporting was addressed in the March release of Payroll 2.18.1. So, you should be able to simply apply the latest update and see the issue resolve itself. Thanks, Linda Cade Senior Product Manager, Sage 200 Franchise

I asked her if it had been released yet: My bad. It is due out the end of next week.

Were any specific fixes mentioned last week? I don't recall. And you are right, Sage 200 Franchise??? Sage Corporate Watchers, what does this mean?? Below is her signature from her response yesterday to my IA SIT rounding question in PR 2.0.

Well, since I wasn't there, I don't recall either...

Sage 200 is Sage shorthand for Sage 100, 300, 500 in NA. They started to use this naming about 1-2 years ago. I asked a Sage person and they told me it covered these products. I'm sure it may mean other products in other countries.

WTH kind of confusing shorthand is that? :-D Let's call those products NetSuite just to ramp up the naming confusion.

Sage NA EtAl? Sage NA The UnSexy Products? Sage NA Cloud Wannabes? Sage NA We Never Stop Confusing, Sage NA XXXX

I could be wrong but my sense is that Sage invented Sage 200 largely as shorthand to discuss the product with investors. During Jennifer Warawa's presentation, she spoke about Sage's Capital Markets ( Investors ) Day which I can't recommend highly enough as the best means to determine which way the wind is blowing at Sage. Almost all of Sage's investor activity is either streamed live on the web or posted online - https://www.sage.com/corporate/investors/

@ThereseLogeais Do you know if this was fixed in last week's PR update?