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# Employee Schedule

Proceed to:\
**Schedule** > **Employee Schedule** *(found on the left side of the screen)* OR **Reports** > **Employee Schedule**

![Employee Schedule](/files/0a34cf3207c98c525a5f52ed9be442f3ceaa77ff)

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

## Choose the date

Choose the Date for the Schedule you would like to view/print, *(or use the Quick Pick Dates)*.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

## Select an employee

If you would like to narrow it down to only one employee, choose that employee.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

## Choose options

**Hide Empty Slots**: This will hide any hours on the Schedule that the employee is NOT booked for.

**Include Client's Schedule**: This will show the client's schedule for that date.

**Include Client's History**: This will show each client's last 3 services received and last 3 products purchased.

**Include Future Appointments**: This will show client's future appointments.

**Include Terminated Employees**: This will show any terminated employees that are not hidden on your schedule *(when running for All employees)*.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

## Run the report

Click **Run Report**.

![Run Employee Schedule Report](/files/b3c2952f065148b35f3ec51814cab72686747f0b)

![](https://support.rosysalonsoftware.com/hubfs/Knowledge%20Base%20Import/rtaImage-Aug-19-2022-12-41-09-54-PM)
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