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What I am trying to do is automate our shift schedules for our mechanics.
The layout is as follows, going down now to the right.

Date mechanic1 Mechanic 2 etc.
Jan1 X Off
Jan2 X Off
Jan3 off off


I would like to enter the number of shifts
Example 10 on 4 off
10 x, s down 4 off down.
We have 4 different shifts, I tried if statement but having issues.
If last 10 = x then off, If last 4=off then x.

Thank for the help

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Have you had a look at Solver in the addins pack. They give you an example
of shift schedules that might help.
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What I am trying to do is automate our shift schedules for our mechanics.
The layout is as follows, going down now to the right.

Date mechanic1 Mechanic 2 etc.
Jan1 X Off
Jan2 X Off
Jan3 off off


I would like to enter the number of shifts
Example 10 on 4 off
10 x, s down 4 off down.
We have 4 different shifts, I tried if statement but having issues.
If last 10 = x then off, If last 4=off then x.

Thank for the help

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