For each row that represents a day of the month (month day 1, month day 2, month day 3 and so on...), I need this spreadsheet to answer NO at column C
if no employee will be in the office during at least 1 minute between the office's opening hour (column G
) and the office's closing hour (column W
). It needs to be accurate to the order of minutes.
Each employee is represented by a code (a single letter): A (Andrew), B (Brandon), C (Christina), D (Daniel), E (Emma), F (Francis), G (George) and H (Harry).
If on day D at least 1 employee code is assigned to a shift (e.g. shift 1), then the spreadsheet needs to understand that on day D there will be at least one person in the office during the time interval represented by such shift.
Therefore, if e.g. employee A is assigned to shift 1 (08:00 till 14:00) on day D, then the spreadsheet needs to understand that on day D there will be at least one employee in the office between 08:00 and 14:00 (such period of time will be occupied or filled). However, if during day D the entire business hours encompasses e.g. 08:15 till 19:45, then it's still going to be necessary to assign additional employees to be at the office between 14:01 and 19:45. The spreadsheet will let you know about such need by reporting NO at the column C
(at the row of day D).
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Is it possible to cause the cells at column C
to perform as described in here? If so, how?