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6. Create a time span for Shift C. Start the shift at 16 and end it at 24.
After you have completed these steps, the Work Day time pattern should look like the
example below:
W ORK W EEK TIME PATTERN
Now that we have built our Work Day time pattern, we can use this to build the Work
Week time pattern.
1. With the Time Patterns dialog open, create a new time pattern and name it Work
Week .
2. Click the browse button (...) next to the Duration box. The Time Pattern Duration
dialog will display.
3. Change the time pattern duration to 1 Week and press OK to return to the Time
Patterns dialog.
4. Create the first time span for this work week. Select Time Pattern from the
ValueType drop-down, and select the time pattern named Work Day for the Value.
Enter the first time span as starting on Monday at 0 (Monday at midnight) and ending
on Tuesday at 0 (Tuesday at midnight).
5. Repeat this for Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
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