Hi!
First of all, I love Rainlendar, it makes my life so much easier (Mainly because I am so forgetful ).

I've recently started a new job and I am working in shifts.

The shift system is as follows:

Day - Day - Off - Off - Day - Day - Off - Off - Night - Night - Off - Off

and so on.

Is it possible to script something like this into Rainlendar? If yes, how?

Thank you!

Welcome to the forum, JLAM.

Before trying a script, try first all the posibilities.
Did you cut the example? I mean, is DD,OO,DD,OO,NN,OO (and repeat, 1st case)... or DD,OO,DD,OO,NN,OO,NN,OO (and repeat, 2nd case)...?

If I understand, you work 2 days on the morning, then rest for 2 days, then again 2 days on the morning, then rest again for 2 days, then work on the evening/night for 2 days, and so on..., right?

Are weekends included?

I think that one way could be create 3 (or 4) events:
1) Working on Day; Starts one day, Ends the next day; Repeat every 12 (or 16) days.
2) Working on Day; Starts one day (4 days later), Ends the next day; Repeat every 12 (or 16) days.
3) Working on Night; Starts one day (8 days later), Ends the next day; Repeat every 12 (or 16) days.
4) Working on Night; Starts one day (12 days later), Ends the next day; Repeat every 12 (or 16) days.

(I omitted the Off days)

Thanks for your quick reply!

I guess I should have made my first post clearer.

I only work two night shifts in one rotation.

Meaning:

DD-OO-DD-OO-NN-OO-DD-OO-DD-OO-NN and so on.

So twice as many day shifts as night shifts.

Weekends are included in this.

It something like this what you want?
Below is the .ics file which contains this events. Maybe you can play around with it.

The 2 green events are "Working at day". The blue one (a little blurry on the picture) is "Working at night". Off days are not marked. These are empty days (white by default).

Jorge_Luis wrote:

It something like this what you want?
Below is the .ics file which contains this events. Maybe you can play around with it.

The 2 green events are "Working at day". The blue one (a little blurry on the picture) is "Working at night". Off days are not marked. These are empty days (white by default).

File Attachment:
File Name: ShiftWork.ics
File Size: 998

Awesome, this works like a charm.
Thank you very much!

You're welcome.
Glad to hear that!