Prerequisite
Shifts must be added: Adding and Assigning Shifts to the Scheduler
Editing a a Shift
Once a schedule draft is saved, click the pencil to edit it.
Make the applicable selections and click Save.
Once you're done, click Publish.
Review the items and click Publish.
Notice that the area that was grayed out (Draft) before publishing is now a solid white (Published).
Click to enlarge the image.
Deleting (Archiving) a Shift
Select a shift and click the folder icon to "delete" it.
The shift will be actually archived, not deleted, in case it needs to be recovered later. Once archived, it will look like this in draft and published mode.
You're all set! 🙂👍
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FAQ
Is it possible to edit a shift after it has been saved?
Yes, you can edit a saved shift by clicking the pencil icon.
What visual change indicates that a schedule has been published?
The area that was previously grayed out will turn solid white, indicating the schedule is now published.
What does archiving a shift mean in this context?
Archiving a shift means it is stored for potential recovery later, rather than being permanently deleted.
How can I tell if a shift is in draft or published mode?
In draft mode, the area will be grayed out, while in published mode, it will appear solid white.