Weekly shift roster
Build a weekly roster with shift dropdowns from a list, count each person's opening, mid and closing shifts with one formula, and total their hours.
In this lesson
- Shift dropdown from a list.
- Count each shift type with one formula:
=COUNTIF($B2:$H2,I$1), where row 1 holds the shift names. - Mixed references:
$B2locks the column,I$1locks the row.
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