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Hi there,
How do you handle a holiday for a user in the on call schedule.
User 4 is taking Thursday and Friday off. There is no override for them as there are three other people on call who will cover those two days. User 4 is going to do Saturday and Sunday and User 3 is taking Saturday and Sunday off.
Not sure how you handle this with a scheduled on-call roster. I was looking at the overrides but it seems someone has to take the time slot you can't just blank it out for someone.
Thanks
Hi @Steven LS ,
There is an option to add No-one into an override which leaves the on-call blank - if that is what you need for on Thursday and Friday:
But if you need multiple users to cover the on-call for Thursday / Friday (or another shift), you may want to add a few one-off rotations that only cover those days - since only one user can exist on-call in a rotation.
got it thanks, that works out fine. I had an override in when people were actually swapping their shifts and that is effective, but I just needed to basically wipe out a rotation for a person for a couple of days. Adding that in works well, showing the dash in the final schedule is perfect.
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