| To define recurrences |  |
| Procedure To define a recurrence, complete the following steps: Start the Recurrences (tcccp0143m000) session. Insert a new recurrence. In the Recurrence Type field, select the base period on which the recurrence frequency is defined. This field can be Yearly, Monthly, Weekly, or Daily. In the Recurrence Start Date and Recurrence End Date fields, define the range of dates in which the recurrence is valid. For information on how to extend the validity of a recurrence, refer to Rolling recurrence. To open the Recurrence Details (tcccp0143s000) session, double-click the recurrence. Enter the recurrence details. For more information, refer to the online Help for the session. You can define the following types of recurrences: Yearly If the Recurrence Type field is Yearly, the recurrence repeats itself after one or more years. You can select dates with the following methods: Specify the set of months and the date of the month. For example, the 5th of the month of November, December, January, and February. Specify the set of months and the day of the week, such as Friday, and specify whether the first, second, third, fourth, or last of the month is selected. For example, the last Wednesday of February and August. Monthly If the Recurrence Type field is Monthly, the recurrence repeats itself after one or more months. You can select dates with the following methods: Specify the day of the week, such as Friday, and specify whether the first, second, third, fourth, or last of the month is selected. For example, the last Wednesday of the month. Specify the set of dates of the month. For example, the 10th, 20th, and 30th of the month. Weekly If the Recurrence Type field is Weekly, the recurrence repeats itself after one or more weeks. Specify the relevant days of the week. For example, every Sunday and Saturday. Daily If the Recurrence Type field is Daily, the recurrence repeats itself after one or more days. For example, every 40 days. Note If you specified day 31, and a month has less than 31 days, ERP LN selects the last day of that month. If you specified day 29 or 30, and February is included, ERP LN selects the last day of February. To use recurrences You can use recurrences for two purposes: As building blocks to create calendar recurrences, which you use to define calendars. For more information, refer to To define a calendar. To define employees'assignments in the Assignments (bpmdm0130m000) session in People. Related topics Overview of calendars and periods To define recurrences Rolling recurrence To define a calendar To use the People package |