Calculate task end date based on working hours per shift

placerda

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  1. 2021
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Hi.

I'm creating a Gantt chart for production planning and would like to calculate the end date of a task based on the number of working hours the task will need:

Entry:
Start date; Working hours needed

Note: Depending on the week day, the number of "available" hours will vary. For example, from monday to thursday it's 9hours and on friday it's 4hours.

Thank you in advance.

Regards,
Pedro Lacerda
 

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Hi,

It all depends on your level of complexity ... shifts, week-ends, holidays, lunch breaks ...

The True LEGEND is this field is Barry Houdini

 
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