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Convert Table Schedule to Personal Schedule
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Navigating complex work schedules can be a challenge, especially when staff members frequently shift locations. Imagine transforming your primary schedule into a personalized view that allows each team member to easily see where they need to be throughout the day. By leveraging AI, you can create a secondary display option that presents a clear hourly breakdown based on the selected staff member's name. This approach not only enhances clarity but also fosters better communication and organization.
I'm trying to add a secondary display for a work schedule. Our primary schedule lists location on the leftmost column and time of day on the top row. The cells in-between have the name of the staff person assigned to that specific location during a particular hour. Yes, we move around a lot, staff prefer that. What I would like to do is have a secondary display option that lets someone select their name to popup a simple view that shows where they are each hour of the day. I had assumed the answer would be a pivot table, but I'm not really finding ways to treat column 1 as an x-axis. Excuse the lack of any semblance of formatting, this is just for proof of concept:
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