The fields in the form provide an overview of the current estimate. The following tables provide an overview of all the fields on the tabs and the interdependency of the fields.

General tab - P&L Structure

Field

How the field contents are calculated

+

- ( + + )

-

General tab - P&L Ratio definition

Definition unit

How the field contents are calculated

The values in the fields are controlled by the option selected in the field on the tab in the form.

For more information on the options, see Gross margin ratio.

The values in the fields are controlled by the option selected in the field on the tab in the form.

For more information on the options, see Value-added ratio.

Profit and loss tab

Field

How the field contents are calculated

Applies to projects where posting of on-account transactions is set to Profit and losson the project group.

Applies to projects where the completed percentage assessment principle is selected on the project group.

Applies to projects where the completed percentage assessment principle is selected on the project group.

Applies to projects where the completed percentage assessment principle is selected on the project group.

Applies to projects where posting of on-account transactions is set to Profit and losson the project group.

+ + +

+ + +

WIP tab

Field

How the field contents are calculated

+ + +

Applies to projects where the completed percentage assessment principle is selected on the project group.

Applies to projects where the completed percentage assessment principle is selected on the project group.

Applies to projects where the completed percentage assessment principle is selected on the project group.

+ +

+

-

Consumption tab

Field

How the field contents are calculated

+

-

+

-

+

-

+ +

+ +

+ +

Hour rate tab

Field

How the field contents are calculated

÷

÷

÷

÷

Totals tab

Field

How the field contents are calculated

Defined by the account type. Applies to fixed-price projects.

Defined by the cost estimate. Applies to fixed-price projects.

Applies to fixed-price projects.