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Abdel Employee scheduler 05-17-2009, 10:25 PM
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    Re: Employee scheduler

    See attached, based on which I would make a few points:

    1. You should bring across start/end times from Sheet1 so as to avoid conducting repetitive calculations on Sheet2 (see AO/AP on Sheet2)

    2. You should use a 24 scale in your headers (simplifies things for you see Sheet2!B1:AM1)

    3. By setting a value in the Matrix itself (G/Y) you could simplify your conditional formulae (you could set the conditional formats to use a text colour = fill colour such that the text is not visible) .. you could do the calcs in the conditional formulae direct but IMO it is easier to audit/adapt when the formulae are in cells directly ... a case of personal preference.

    4. There was some discrepancy in your setup re: shifts (9pm or 9.30pm finish?)- if the shifts are inconsistent things will get a lot more complex very quickly.

    Regardless, I hope this helps a little.
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