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I am trying to get a working shift structure with a data set. I have the time and date in seperate columns.
Our current shift strucuture is
A: Monday - Thursday 5AM - 5PM
B: Monday - Thursday 5PM - 5AM (5 hours into Friday morning)
C: Friday - Sunday 5AM - 5PM
😧 Friday - Sunday 5PM - 5AM (5 hours into Monday morning)
I have created a table to reference the day name and the hour and return the shift, but it doesn't seem to be the best option.
Any help is apprecaited.
Thanks!
@RSmith831 what is the end goal?
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I am trying to break down the data set to see produced volume and yields per shift over time.
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