Calculate how many hours in a time range falls within a predefined Time Range, spanning midnight

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Let the predefined time range be

Battery_Time :
From -> 05:00 PM (lower)
To -> 06:00 AM (upper)
Total_Hrs = 13 hrs.

Using ONLY excel formula, I want to be able to know if the following ranges/shifts fall fully or partially within the Battery_Time range defined above, and if so, how many hours:



TimeStartEndTotal_HrsBattery_Hrs
T15:00 PM11:00 PM66
T26:00 PM5:00 AM1111
T311:59 PM2:00 AM2413
T412:00 AM11:59 PM2413
T510:00 AM2:00 PM40
T66:00 PM7:00 AM1312
T71:00 AM7:00 AM65
T82:00 PM8:00 PM63
This is for a Photovoltaic project; I want to be able to verify the percentage of my electrical loads that I need battery storage.



Thank you for your time
 

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This is my formula , T3 & T4 do not work:

Excel Formula:
=MAX(0,[@[Total_Hrs]]-(IF([@Start]<lower,MOD(lower-[@Start],1)*24,0) + IF(MOD([@End],1)>0.5,IF([@End]<lower,MOD([@End]-[@Start],1)*24,0),IF([@End]>upper,MOD([@End]-upper,1)*24,0))))
 
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Let the predefined time range be

Battery_Time :
From -> 05:00 PM (lower)
To -> 06:00 AM (upper)
Total_Hrs = 13 hrs.

Using ONLY excel formula, I want to be able to know if the following ranges/shifts fall fully or partially within the Battery_Time range defined above, and if so, how many hours:



TimeStartEndTotal_HrsBattery_Hrs
T15:00 PM11:00 PM66
T26:00 PM5:00 AM1111
T311:59 PM2:00 AM2413
T412:00 AM11:59 PM2413
T510:00 AM2:00 PM40
T66:00 PM7:00 AM1312
T71:00 AM7:00 AM65
T82:00 PM8:00 PM63
This is for a Photovoltaic project; I want to be able to verify the percentage of my electrical loads that I need battery storage.



Thank you for your time
Please disregard T3
 
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