A schedule nurse consists of many tables. This is an explanation of how to read some of the tables from Excel.
Step | content |
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1 | Export the whole table to Excel |
2 | Copy and edit the necessary sheets |
3 | Import the file created in step 2 |

Step 1. Whole Exported File
The exported file shows various sheets in the output. Each sheet name corresponds to a schedule nurse-specific table.
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Step 2. Partial Excel Input File Creation
Now we want to change the shift schedule and cardinality constraints at the bottom of the task schedule, so we copy them into a Book1, and edit the sheets.
