How do I log past shifts from the Schedule?

How do I log past shifts from the Schedule?

1. Go to the Schedule page
2. On the top right, click on Actions
3. Select Log past shifts
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This feature will allow you to assign volunteers to past shifts that are already created so that you can see them in your calendar and log their hours. If the shift was never created, you create past shifts and add them to your calendar. Once the shift is created, you can assign volunteers to the past shift.




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