Dustin Rocksvold
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Thank you for your feedback! We are hard at work improving the Shifts app experience including adding recurring shifts. In the meantime, we wanted to share some tips and tricks to help with some pain-points mentioned:
1) Make Edits to Your Schedule (Delete, Undo, Minor Copy Edits): Shifts works similarly to Excel in certain regards, so make sure to highlight shifts with your mouse and utilize keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, Ctrl+Z) to copy, delete, or undo actions. We find it helpful doing this particularly in month view and week view.
2) Copy Button: Use the copy button on the top right to copy any timeframe you need for the entire schedule.
3) Search for Shifts in Creation Phase: When creating a shift, utilize the search command to find shifts that have already been created in the past.We’ll keep you posted when we have more news!
An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Can we move this to the front log please? If people work the same schedules over and over, having to copy and paste them in Shifts is annoying at best.
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First of ll let me say thanks for all the hard work building and maintaining this product and trying to add more functionality, especially in these crazy times!
We work 24x7 rotating shifts on a 6 week rotation. If recurring shifts were available this would allow me to create the shift and set it to repeat every 6 weeks indefinitely. This would remove hours of copying and pasting shifts around inside this app, as well as hours of editing the existing schedule in Excel every year. I could also tie Power Automate to this to remind me about vacant shifts caused by vacations, etc. Outlook has had the ability to set recurring meetings for years. Could that functionality be duplicated here?