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Schedule Crew Assignments for 100 People 3.21 
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3 |
License / Cost: |
Shareware [?] / US $149.00 |
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Size: |
996KB |
Release Status: |
new |
Last Updated: |
2007-10-25 |
Install Support: |
Install and Uninstall |
Additional Requirements: |
Microsoft Excel 97 or later |
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Publisher's Description of Schedule Crew Assignments for 100 People 3.21
By Shift Schedules; All programs by this author
 The CM-10-100 crew maker spreadsheet allows you to assign 100 employees to 10 daily jobs and is ideal for businesses that need to create job-specific work crews that may vary in composition from day-to-day. Up to 6 different employee categories and 8 different specialties can be assigned to daily jobs or crews. Individual assignments are made from drop-down menus of qualified employees and once someone is assigned to a job, his or her name is removed from the list to prevent the assignment to multiple daily jobs. The program maintains a master list of unassigned people so you can see at a glance who is not assigned to a job each day. Employee vacations, training sessions, and other absences can be recorded and the program removes their names from the job assignment drop-down menus on the days the person will not be available. The spreadsheet comes in different sizes for between 50 and 200 employees and 5 and 25 different jobs. Microsoft Excel or compatible spreadsheet program is required. During the free trial period restrictions apply to the number of employees and jobs that can be scheduled. Spreadsheets for other scheduling applications are available at the website. |
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Recent Changes: Minor Update
Supported Languages: English
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