The Employee Capacity field of the Rooms table documents the number of employees that can occupy a room at a given time. You might have a room that houses two desks and therefore can house two employees. In this case, the room would have an Employee Capacity of 2. Similarly, a room with one desk has an Employee Capacity of 1. Storing the employee capacity of a room is important for ensuring that you make the best use of your space and do not have a lot of rooms with excess capacity.
Typically, all rooms of the same room type will have the same capacity. For example, in the sample data, rooms of Room Type OAOFF-OFF1 should house one employee and rooms of Room Type OAOFF-OFF2 should house two employees.
Rather than individually set the Employee Capacity field to 1 for rooms assigned to a particular room type, you may wish to run a routine that applies a capacity of one occupant to all rooms assigned to this room type in one step. For example, you could use the below procedure to set the Employee Capacity to 1 for all rooms assigned to the OAOFF-OFF1 room type.
Note that the below procedure sets the Employee Capacity field of the Rooms table to 1 for all rooms assigned to the chosen room types. Therefore, you would not want to use this action for the OAOFF-OFF2 Room Type, which should house two employees. Likewise, rooms categorized as vertical penetrations, rest rooms, mechanical closets, or meeting rooms should have an Employee Capacity of 0.
After you have assigned room categories and room types to your rooms, set Employee Capacity to 1 for a select set of rooms by following these steps.
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