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Showbiz Time Cards Users Guide - Showbiz Software

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Duplicating One <strong>Time</strong> Card<br />

There are two ways to duplicate time cards: 1. an exact duplicate containing all the info on the time card, or<br />

2., a duplicate with Employee Info only (the Employee Info is reproduced, but the work hours, MPVs, and<br />

lines of detail on the Pay Breakdown are not).<br />

Duplicate the time card now using the Duplicate Card button on the navigation bar. This will create an<br />

identical card except the Week Ending will default to the millennium (“1/1/2000”) and the status will default<br />

to “Pending”. Let’s pretend this new time card is a recurring cast member who gets paid the same every<br />

week and change the week ending date to 8/12/2006. Now we need to change the individual dates to reflect<br />

the new week ending. Click in the first row of the DATE column, type in “08/07/2006” and then click the<br />

DATE link right above it.<br />

Change the Status to “Completed” and you’re done (if “Completed” is not present as an option in the list,<br />

double-click in the field to enter it). Although the Status is “Completed”, you can still edit the time card later<br />

if required. Like other fields in the time card, the Status field will accumulate a list of the words you’ve<br />

entered in it. Take advantage of this by adding terms such as “Submitted”, “Approved”, “Layoff”,<br />

“Pay Difference”, “Paid” and the like as you need. You can use these terms in the Status field as the basis<br />

of a search of your database using the Find function.<br />

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