Need to measure the head count of each organization

Question

i need to find out the head count of employees for each organization based on salaried direct employees and salaried indirect employees as below
my output must be like this
in 1st column org unit name, 2nd column salaried fultime direct , 3rd column salaried indirect 4th colum is total as shown below
orgunit | sal-fulltime direct | sal-fultime indirect | total | hourly-fultime direct | hourly-fultime indirect | total
B& w__| 7000 __________| 5000 __________ | 12000 | 1500 ___________ | 500 ________________| 2000
jray ___| 2000__________| 1000____________| 3000_ | 500_____________| 500_______________| 1000
_______| 9000 __________| 6000____________|15000 | 2000 _____________| 1000 _______________| 3000
under organization unit organization names must come and for employee count must be as above
organization unit we get from pa0001
salaried fultime , hourly fultime we get from pa0001-persk
based on these conditions i need to get the out put as show above
please give me an idea how to make it with sample code
very urgent
regards
sachin

Answer 1

The event structure reads the value and, depending on its last state and current state, makes a decision.  You should try to look at the logic in the different states and follow what it happening.
Example -
1> Start at low state and 10 degrees
2> Control moves to 30 degrees.  Old state = low. New state = low (no change in count)
3> Control moves to 15 degrees.  Old state = low. New state = low (no change in count)
4> Control moves to 100 degrees.  Old state = low.  New state = medium (no change in count)
4> Control moves to 330 degrees.  Old state = medium.  New state = high (no change in count)
5> Control moves to 20 degrees.  Old state = high.  New state = low (going straight from high to low means we made a positive rotation. Increase count by 1)
The limits determine the zones of the low, medium, and high states.  While the values I choose to use were arbitrary, you would not want to set them too low (or high) to minimize errors.  Try it yourself.  Set the low limit to 2 and high limit to 358 (this would make the medium zone from 3 -> 357).  If you were quick (or the mouse jumped) it might be possible to move from 356 degrees (medium zone) to 4 degrees (also medium zone).  So if set improperly you could complete a rotation but not know you changed zones.
On retrospect though the best values would likely be in thirds (I.E., 120 and 240) to make the zones even?  I did not do too much testing.