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Hello all,
I posted this question last week but now I can't find it so forgive me if you have seen it. I work for a police department and am trying to figure out a cleaner way to schedule our shifts. Basically we have 6 shifts two days, afternoons and graves. The year is split into three sections. Each officer is given their preference on what shift they want to work for each of the sections based on seniority. there are a couple of stipulations. Each officer can't work the same shift two sections in a row, SWAT personel need to be distributed evenly between the shifts. Also with this last bid they set it up so each officer got to pick the one shift he really wanted regardless of the section it was in. That way each officer got at least one shift he wanted instead of just the most senior guys. The problem every time we do this someone feels slighted. This last go around we have had to put together three different schedules and it still isn't right. My question is: Can all this be done in Excel so each officer's preferences are plugged in along with if they are on SWAT or not and Excel can fill in the schedule based on the above mentioned criteria? Seems like a lot to ask but I have seen Excel do some amazing things I never thought possible. Sorry about the length. I hope this all makes sense. |
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