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1. Select Cards > Job Cost > Job.
2. Select a Job, then select the Cost Codes button.
3. Use the lookup to select a Cost Element Type. Entering a cost element type causes the lookup window for the Cost Code field to include only codes for that cost element. The default is 1 for Labor.

4. Use the Add Cost Codes button to enter an existing master cost code or enter a new cost code and description. 

   The lookup for the Cost Code field applies only to cost codes that have already been added to this job. It is not a lookup for the Master Cost Codes Setup window. The Posted To checkbox is marked if transactions have been posted for the cost code and job. The Added by CO checkbox is marked if the cost code was added through a change order.

5. Enter the Profit Type ID and Profit Amount. These fields will be disabled if the contract type is Fixed Amount. The profit amount can be a flat dollar amount or percentage. Choices depend on the contract type of the job. The default is 2 - None. Profit type 9 is available when the cost element type is Labor. See Description of Profit Types.

   • If the contract type is Fixed Amount, the profit type choice is 2 - None.
   • If the contract type is Cost Plus or Cost Plus NTE, the profit type choices are:
     • 1- Non-Billable
     • 2 - None
     • 3 - Percent Margin
     • 4 - Percent of Cost
     • 5 - Per Unit Amount
     • 6 - Total Dollar Amount
     • 7 - Flat Rate per Cost Code
     • 8 - Flat Rate per Unit
     • 9 - Service Labor Rate Group
6. omplete Complete the remaining fields, as necessary.
   • Service Labor Rate Group
     This field is enabled only if the profit type is 9 - Service Labor Rate Group. See Creating Labor Rate Groups for Job Cost (Optional).
   • Account Number
     If you're using the Division posting option, an account number automatically appears. If you're using the Cost Codes posting option, you must enter an account number.
   • Project Manager
     The name of the project manager comes from the Employee Maintenance window.
   • Estimate Units
     If you are using the Estimate Cost by Period posting option, this field is disabled.
   • Estimate Amount / Unit
     Enter the estimate amount per unit of measure. If you are using the Estimate Cost by Period posting option, this field is disabled.
   • Estimate Amount
     This amount calculates based on what you entered in the Estimate Units and Estimate Amount/Unit fields. If you are using the Estimate Cost by Period posting option, you must select the "+/-" button to enter an estimate. See Revising Estimated Costs below.
   • Estimate Measure
     Use the lookup to select an estimate measure type, for example, EA (each) and HR (hours).
   • Estimate Measure Name
     After completing the estimate measure field, the Estimate Measure Name populates from the description in the Measure Setup window. This field cannot be changed.
   • Track Production Qty.
     Mark this checkbox to enable the Production Est Quantity and Production Measure fields.
   • Production Est Qty., Production Measure
     Enter production information. These fields are used to track the amount of work and material used for this cost code.
   • Production Qty. / Unit, Production Measure Name
     These fields are system-generated, based on the production information you entered above.
   • Start Date, Completion Date
     Enter a start date and completion date.
   • Workers Comp.
     Use the lookup to select a workers' compensation code.
   • Revenue Code
     Displays the revenue code that the cost code is assigned to. For more information, see Assigning Cost Codes to Revenue Codes.
   • Transaction Type
     This field is enabled only for cost elements other than Labor. Select a transaction type from the drop-down list; choices include ALL, Inventory Item, Vendor ID, and Purchase Order.
     • If you select Vendor ID, you can enter a vendor to link the Cost Code to a subcontractor. See Using the Subcontractor Feature.
     • If you select Inventory Item, an Item Number field appears, allowing you to enter an inventory item. If you select Purchase Order, a PO Number field appears, allowing you to enter a purchase order number. These two fields are informational only and do not affect the job.
   • Inactive
     Mark this checkbox to inactivate the cost code. Inactivating a cost code prevents additional costs from being posted. This is useful when the phase of a job that is associated with the cost code is finished. You cannot enter the following transactions for an inactive cost code: inventory, sales order processing, purchase order processing, payables, Microsoft Dynamics GP Payroll, Job Cost (except production and unit adjustment), and TimeTrack. You can post a receivings transaction only if the cost code was marked as inactive after the purchase order transaction was posted and before the receivings transaction is posted. You can also enter production unit transactions and job transaction unit adjustments for inactive cost codes.
7. Select Save.
8. To print the Job Cost Codes setup list, select File > Print or select the printer button.

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