Exception codes 
			are used in Optimum to indicate that an exception has occurred – an 
			exception being an event not planned for by an employee’s regular 
			roster or work pattern, such as clocking in late, working overtime, 
			or taking holidays.
			This screen 
			allows the System Administrator to maintain exception codes and 
			their descriptions.
			There is no limit 
			to the number of exception codes that can be sent up.
			
			How do I create a new 
			exception code?
			
				- 
				Select Exceptions from the menu. 
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				Click New. 
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				Enter a 
				unique code for the exception. This can be up to 6 characters, 
				and can include letters and numbers. 
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				Enter a 
				description for the exception. This can be up to 30 characters. 
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				Click Save. 
			How do I edit an 
			existing exception code?
			
			Only the description associated with 
			an exception code can be changed.
			
				- 
				
				Select Exceptions from the menu. 
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				On the left hand side of the screen, select 
				the exception code to be edited. 
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				Make the necessary changes to the description. 
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				Click 
				Save. 
			
			How do I delete an existing 
			exception code?
			
			An exception coded can only be deleted 
			if there are no analysis codes using it.
			
				- 
				Select Exceptions from 
				the menu.
				Existing 
				exception codes 
				are listed on the left-hand side of the screen, in the 
				Exception Codes box. 
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				On the left hand side of the screen, select 
				the exception code to be deleted. 
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				Click Delete. 
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				You are asked to 
				confirm that you want to delete the category. Click Yes 
				if you want to continue with the deletion. Otherwise, click 
				No.   
				If there are no analysis codes 
				using the category, it is deleted. You will see a green 
				confirmation message, and the code is no longer displayed in the
				Exception Code box on the left-hand side of the screen.   
				If there are analysis codes using 
				the category, it is not deleted. You will see a red message 
				telling you that the code is being used by an analysis code.