How to define groups or sets of resources?

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<p style="text-align: justify;">All  groups that contain at least one resource are listed in the drop-down  box beneath &ldquo;Resource selection&rdquo;. If you select one of these groups, all  resources belonging to this group will immediately be displayed in the   calendar.</p>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">All  groups that contain at least one resource are listed in the drop-down  box beneath &ldquo;Resource selection&rdquo;. If you select one of these groups, all  resources belonging to this group will immediately be displayed in the schedule .</p>
 
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All groups that contain at least one resource are listed in the drop-down box beneath “Resource selection”. If you select one of these groups, all resources belonging to this group will immediately be displayed in the schedule .

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Besides selecting groups of resources defined in Scheduler <a href="/index.php?title=Welcome_to_MedITEX_Scheduler">settings</a>, you can also define your own set of resources: by using the “Resource selection” view (accessible on “Define” button), you can create your own combination of resources for a quicker selection, which you have to save as set by giving a name in the field “Title” and clicking on “OK”. These sets will be saved individually for each user.

In the following example, the three resources “Doe, John”, “OR 2” and “Nurse 1” are selected and saved as a set named “OR 1”.

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These definitions will be shown in the drop down list for a quicker selection, together with predefined resource groups.
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