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Using excel display a roster as hourly coverage in units

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    Matt
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    Using excel display a roster as hourly coverage in units

    I am Trying to display a roster by name and colour to show coverage at a
    glance.
    It would be nice if each hour worked coued be displayed as a unit or
    portionof a unit

    any suggestions????

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    Steve
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    Re: Using excel display a roster as hourly coverage in units

    Matt

    Its difficult to determine exactly what your problem is. However, I preume
    the problem may be that you run multiple rosters. If this is the case, why
    not chart your day in time increments to suit along the x axis and use a
    stacked chart to display the numbers of staff provided by each roster.

    This is a really effective technique if you chart it in front of an area
    chart of workload demand.

    Steve


    "Matt" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    >I am Trying to display a roster by name and colour to show coverage at a
    > glance.
    > It would be nice if each hour worked coued be displayed as a unit or
    > portionof a unit
    >
    > any suggestions????




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