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There are 2 issues that need to be addressed here -
Rates displayed as a floating-point number should be formatted in a more human-readable way. See attached.
The rate column is always an hourly value, regardless of whether it is an hourly, daily, weekly, etc. rate. The rate should be displayed in the same unit in which it exists in the defined rate table.
We should probably display something like - $2.0 / Hour. This change should also satisfy item 1.
Rate definition -
Rate on report -
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There are 2 issues that need to be addressed here -
Rates displayed as a floating-point number should be formatted in a more human-readable way. See attached.
The rate column is always an hourly value, regardless of whether it is an hourly, daily, weekly, etc. rate. The rate should be displayed in the same unit in which it exists in the defined rate table.
We should probably display something like - $2.0 / Hour. This change should also satisfy item 1.
Rate definition -
Rate on report -
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: