• Automatic job scheduling (waterfall by default)
• Only the number of days (hours) is entered as an input
• Easy drag-and-drop editing in the formula (e.g. Start to Start)
• Balancing human resources by adding task delays in the formula
• Indication of the current day

• Weekend days are not counted as working days

• Refining task durration in hours (overide default calculation)

• Multiplying the number of employees when more than one person is needed to complete a task.

• Variable costs based on hourly rate
• Fixed cost integration
• Calculation of ongoing costs over weeks (unique feature)

• Default display 8 weeks (can be extended)
• Scroll to the desired week using the scroll arrows

• Task duration display
• Task completion status displayed in a different color
• Linear cost budgeting within a task

The template contains a comprehensive description of all template fields and instructions for using the template. For example, it is important to follow the correct procedure when inserting new rows into the scheduling process so as not to break the formulas that provide and automate the entire scheduling process.