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hi,

i'm trying to use excel to arrange a yearlong work
schedule for 30 employees at work. i have been trying to
find a macro or macros that have already been made for
this but have been unsuccessful. any help would be
appreciated.

thanks
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Better to use the OS scheduler, this is not really suited to Excel.

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hi,

i'm trying to use excel to arrange a yearlong work
schedule for 30 employees at work. i have been trying to
find a macro or macros that have already been made for
this but have been unsuccessful. any help would be
appreciated.

thanks
b



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Try doing a net search on "excel" + "gnatt".

Most timeline/project tracking software generates either a
Gnatt chart or a Pert chart.

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Try doing a net search on "excel" + "gnatt".


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Wrong sort of schedule!

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Better to use the OS scheduler, this is not really suited to Excel.

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hi,

i'm trying to use excel to arrange a yearlong work
schedule for 30 employees at work. i have been trying to
find a macro or macros that have already been made for
this but have been unsuccessful. any help would be
appreciated.

thanks
b





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