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random assignments of workload to set # of people
We have 45 different defined tasks that need to be randomly and evenly
distributed each week to the same 4 people. Can this be done with functions or do we need to program a solution? Ideas? Thank you in advance, Dawn -- Dawn Bjork Buzbee |
random assignments of workload to set # of people
put the names in an equal number of cells in A1 (11 cells each)
list the tasks in B1 to B45 in C1 put in =rand() then drag fill down to C45. Select B1:C45 and sort with C as the key and select no header. Everytime you need a new distribution, do the sort. sequentially assign an employee to the 45th task. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Dawn Bjork Buzbee" wrote in message ... We have 45 different defined tasks that need to be randomly and evenly distributed each week to the same 4 people. Can this be done with functions or do we need to program a solution? Ideas? Thank you in advance, Dawn -- Dawn Bjork Buzbee |
random assignments of workload to set # of people
Fabulous Tom! Thanks for the quick reply and solution!
-- Dawn Bjork Buzbee "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: put the names in an equal number of cells in A1 (11 cells each) list the tasks in B1 to B45 in C1 put in =rand() then drag fill down to C45. Select B1:C45 and sort with C as the key and select no header. Everytime you need a new distribution, do the sort. sequentially assign an employee to the 45th task. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Dawn Bjork Buzbee" wrote in message ... We have 45 different defined tasks that need to be randomly and evenly distributed each week to the same 4 people. Can this be done with functions or do we need to program a solution? Ideas? Thank you in advance, Dawn -- Dawn Bjork Buzbee |
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