In theory, if Excel vba was given enough instructions could it work out a
roster by itself?

Say Monday through Friday, five employees, 2 full time, 2 part timer and one
casual.

Hi Max
IMO in theory yes it could. You can program your restrictions and
'roster assignment algorithmn'. Though doing this for a large number of
employees and shift types would be an *interesting* work ;-)

Frank

Max Bialystock wrote:
In theory, if Excel vba was given enough instructions could it work
out a roster by itself?

Say Monday through Friday, five employees, 2 full time, 2 part timer
and one casual.

http://www.shiftschedules.com/

also check out Tony Rice's

www.Production-Scheduling.com


there may be something there as well.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Max Bialystock" wrote in message
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In theory, if Excel vba was given enough instructions could it work out a
roster by itself?

Say Monday through Friday, five employees, 2 full time, 2 part timer and
one
casual.

Yes almost anything is possible, but can you/anyone program it that i
the question.

Keith
www.kjtfs.co

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