Chart with retail hour coverage

Bonkadonk

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Hi folks, very new to Excel and need to do a chart that im not too sure how to do, although im sure its possible with how exceptional of a program this is.

Basically, I need to do a chart (bars probably easiest), that would have Sunday to Saturday along the top and opening hours along the Y axis - this then to be editable with hours that there is coverage.

I.e. 8am-9pm Opening Hours, coverage for this day would be 9am-6pm, however this is a wide scale spreadsheet, so this value will differ and will need to be editable.

Can this be done and can anyone guide me through it? I have attached a photo of the idea I mean, this may or may not help.

Thanks,
Luke
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