Can this be done in Excel or other application

almouchie

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basically What I am trying to do or want is

I want to optimize my labor schedule for the whole year

I have 3 shifts( A, B, C) that cover 24 hours a day.

On fridays, Satur, Sunday only 2 shifts are required
2 out of three shift need to work no less than 60 hours a week
& the other one(C) no less than 48 hours

whereby any hours above that is paid overtime per hour
Preferably the first shift starts at 7 in the morning
& each shift should get at least one day off

I have started doing Feb till May manually but I was wondering if its is feasible to be automated for the whole year in excel using VBA or other tool

thanks for any help
 

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