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I am trying to figure out a production problem that deals with job completion
and shifts. There are 3 shifts working: 1st shift: 07:30-15:30 2nd shift: 15:30-23:30 3rd shift: 23:30-07:30 A job can be started and completed in 3 possibilities. 1) Starts and finshes on 1 shift = 1 hour before end of a shift. 2) Starts and finishes on 1 shift < 1 hour before end of a shift. 3) Starts on 1 shift and ends on another shift. I will have a column for job start time and a column for job finish time. I need a third column to show the following possibilities: 1st shift (job was started 1st shift and completed =1 hour before end of 1st) 1st/2nd shift (job was started 1st shift and completed < 1 hour before end of 1st) 2nd shift (job was started 2nd shift and completed =1 hour before end of 2nd) 2nd/3rd shift (job was started 2nd shift and completed <1 hour before end of 2nd) 3rd shift (job was started 3rd shift and completed =1 hour before end of 3rd) 3rd/1st shift (job was started 3rd shift and completed <1 hour before end of 3rd) I am using the formula: =IF(MOD(b1-a1,1)*1440=60,"1st shift","1st/2nd shift") but i need to take into consideration all the shifts, plus when the job starts. Does anyone have advice? Thanks in advance. Rawknee |
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