New-CsOnlineSchedule

New-CsOnlineSchedule
    -Name <String>
    -WeeklyRecurrentSchedule
    [-MondayHours <List>]
    [-TuesdayHours <List>]
    [-WednesdayHours <List>]
    [-ThursdayHours <List>]
    [-FridayHours <List>]
    [-SaturdayHours <List>]
    [-SundayHours <List>]
    [-Complement]
    [-Tenant <Guid>]
    [<CommonParameters>]

New-CsOnlineSchedule
    -Name <String>
    -FixedSchedule
    [-DateTimeRanges <List>]
    [-Tenant <Guid>]
    [<CommonParameters>]

The New-CsOnlineSchedule cmdlet creates a new schedule for the Auto Attendant (AA) service. The AA service uses schedules to conditionally execute call flows when a specific schedule is in effect.

NOTES:

• The type of the schedule cannot be altered after the schedule is created.
• Currently, only two types of schedules can be created: WeeklyRecurrentSchedule or FixedSchedule.
• The schedule types are mutually exclusive. So a weekly recurrent schedule cannot be a fixed schedule and vice versa.
• For a weekly recurrent schedule, at least one day should have time ranges specified.
• You can create a new time range by using New-CsOnlineTimeRange cmdlet.
• A fixed schedule can be created without any date-time ranges. In this case, it would never be in effect.
• For a fixed schedule, at most 10 date-time ranges can be specified.
• You can create a new date-time range for a fixed schedule by using the New-CsOnlineDateTimeRange cmdlet.
• The return type of this cmdlet composes a member for the underlying type/implementation. For example, in case of the weekly recurrent schedule, you can modify Monday's time ranges through the Schedule.WeeklyRecurrentSchedule.MondayHours property. Similarly, date-time ranges of a fixed schedule can be modified by using the Schedule.FixedSchedule.DateTimeRanges property.
• Schedules can then be used by New-CsAutoAttendantCallHandlingAssociation.

$tr1 = New-CsOnlineTimeRange -Start 09:00 -End 12:00
$tr2 = New-CsOnlineTimeRange -Start 13:00 -End 17:00
$businessHours = New-CsOnlineSchedule -Name "Business Hours" -WeeklyRecurrentSchedule -MondayHours @($tr1, $tr2) -TuesdayHours @($tr1, $tr2) -WednesdayHours @($tr1, $tr2) -ThursdayHours @($tr1, $tr2) -FridayHours @($tr1, $tr2)

This example creates a weekly recurrent schedule that is active on Monday-Friday from 9AM-12PM and 1PM-5PM.

$tr1 = New-CsOnlineTimeRange -Start 09:00 -End 12:00
$tr2 = New-CsOnlineTimeRange -Start 13:00 -End 17:00
$afterHours = New-CsOnlineSchedule -Name " After Hours" -WeeklyRecurrentSchedule -MondayHours @($tr1, $tr2) -TuesdayHours @($tr1, $tr2) -WednesdayHours @($tr1, $tr2) -ThursdayHours @($tr1, $tr2) -FridayHours @($tr1, $tr2) -Complement

This example creates a weekly recurrent schedule that is active at all times except Monday-Friday, 9AM-12PM and 1PM-5PM.

$dtr = New-CsOnlineDateTimeRange -Start "24/12/2017" -End "26/12/2017"
$christmasSchedule = New-CsOnlineSchedule -Name "Christmas" -FixedSchedule -DateTimeRanges @($dtr)

This example creates a fixed schedule that is active from December 24, 2017 to December 26, 2017.

$dtr1 = New-CsOnlineDateTimeRange -Start "24/12/2017" -End "26/12/2017"
$dtr2 = New-CsOnlineDateTimeRange -Start "24/12/2018" -End "26/12/2018"
$christmasSchedule = New-CsOnlineSchedule -Name "Christmas" -FixedSchedule -DateTimeRanges @($dtr1, $dtr2)

This example creates a fixed schedule that is active from December 24, 2017 to December 26, 2017 and then from December 24, 2018 to December 26, 2018.

$notInEffectSchedule = New-CsOnlineSchedule -Name "NotInEffect" -FixedSchedule

This example creates a fixed schedule that is never active.

This cmdlet supports the common parameters: -Debug, -ErrorAction, -ErrorVariable, -InformationAction, -InformationVariable, -OutBuffer, -OutVariable, -PipelineVariable, -ProgressAction, -Verbose, -WarningAction, and -WarningVariable. For more information, see about_CommonParameters.