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Calculating Cost Rate Dilution
               Cost Rate Dilution, commonly referred to as “Dilution”, “Effective Cost Rate,” or “Total
               Time Accounting,” is the concept of calculating the actual cost per hour for a salaried
               user regardless of the number of hours worked in a specific time period. Dilution allows
               the cost-based reports to show accurate cost rates for projects. For dilution calculations
               to occur, a Cost Dilution Method must be selected in Admin > Properties, the user must
               have the Classification of “Salaried” selected on the Rates tab of their People Profile,
               and the user’s timesheet must be in the Completed status (i.e., fully approved.)

               The Administrator may impact dilution calculations in the system for Salaried users in
               several ways. These include:
                          •  Modifying a row on the People Profile > Rates tab that has extracted data
                              within its date range
                          •  Importing Person data that modifies rows on the People Profile >Rates tab
                          •  Administrator timesheet adjustments in which the number of hours worked
                              are changed
                          •  Modifying a row on the People Profile > Dilution screen
                          •  Exporting timesheets with the Mark Data as Extracted check box selected.



                          Demo 18.2 – Calculating Cost Rate Dilution

                          Log in as the Administrator, Ralph Durbin (rdurbin/welcome).


               Demo Highlights

                   •  Recalculate dilution to ensure accurate salary






























               Lesson 18: Adjusting Timesheets as an Administrator            ©2021 Unanet. All rights reserved.
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