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Hi
I need to create an Excel spreadsheet to manage employee wor schedules. Typicaly I have 6 to 10 employees (multiple work locations) that wil have up to 15 different possible weekly schedules. An example would b what we refer to as a "D21" trick. During the week the employee i assigned a "D21" the employee would have monday off and have to wor saturday. There are variations in day off and hours worked, we sometimes requir an employee to work something like 10:30 to 7pm in addition to havin to work a weekend. To add insult to injury and even more confusion we have to rotat holidays yearly so the same employee does not repeat a holiday. The layout used is typicaly cell A1 to A10 would contain the employee' name. B1 to B10 the employees hire date. C1 to C10 would be vacatio weeks allowed off. D1 to D10 and on horizontaly would be the months o the year broken down by week. I will attach a small example file fo reference. My question about this is would it be possible to automate a sprea sheet to populate "tricks" randomly and evenly without repeatin holidays? Would it be possible to select the "tricks" that I want t allow on any given work schedule, maybe by using a check box? Can it b done in 6 month or 3 month schedules? I understand the complexity involved may not allow building such a wor schedule, but it sure would make the job of building the schedule b hand much easier -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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Forgot to attach the file sorry.
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phoneman wrote:
Hi I need to create an Excel spreadsheet to manage employee work schedules. Hi, I think this is a problem to be handled by the Solver add-in, because it involves variable shifts, restrictions, etc... You may want to take a look at it. Regards, -- Beto Reply: Erase between the dot (inclusive) and the @. Responder: Borra la frase obvia y el punto previo. |
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