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![]() Hi everyone, I'm trying to redesign a work schedule for a minimum of 60 employees. I already have a layout designed on Excel, with a layout something lik this: A9=Name B9=Dropmenu shift selection ("10-630", "330-10", etc) D9=Hrs worked (either 6 or 8 hours) Since I need to be able to do a week's worth of scheduling in a day I'm looking for a fast way to input shifts into B9. I thought predetermined shift selection dropmenu per employee might work bes (with 6 or 8 hr shifts displaying "10-630", "330-10", etc), with th appropriate hours worked being *automatically* displayed in D9 upo selection (either 6 or 8, reflecting a half hour being taken off fo lunch). I'm open to other ideas on this, which is why B column is reall combined with C column, so that I could break the two up if needed t have "Start" & "End" Shift columns. My primary criteria would be (1) *really* would like to have it so that I wouldn't need to enter a colo into the time for speed reasons (hence, "10-630", etc), and (2) i would need to be relatively fast to enter. Unfortunately, all my experience (or inexperience ;) ) with Excel ha been by trial & error & I'm not very familiar with Excel programming o large formulas. Yeah, I've probably jumped in over my head her ![]() anyone may have. Thanx very much in advance for any assistance... Big M ; -- Big ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Big M's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=3299 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=52820 |
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