Formula to distinguish 'day shift hours' from 'night shift hours'

jana007

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Hi everyone,

I'm trying to calculate the exact day shift hours and the exact night shift hours.
The day hours are from 9:00 to 18:00 and the night shift hours are from 18:00 to 9:00.
I just can't get any formula to do what I need it to do.
I would really appreciate any help on this, I'm going nuts here! :)
 

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20-09-28 date 1.xlsx
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206/09/2020 18:5106/10/2020 02:5308:02
306/09/2020 19:2606/10/2020 04:5309:27
404/09/2020 18:1506/09/2020 20:001465:45
506/09/2020 11:0206/09/2020 19:1008:08
605/09/2020 18:1905/09/2020 23:4105:22
705/09/2020 20:0705/09/2020 23:0502:58
805/09/2020 18:1505/09/2020 20:0001:45
905/09/2020 19:0105/09/2020 21:2002:19
1005/09/2020 15:0105/09/2020 18:2703:26
1104/09/2020 17:3404/10/2020 03:0909:35
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I suggest to apply sbTimeDiff once for day shift hours (9:00 - 18:00) and twice for night shift hours (0:00 - 9:00, 18:00 - 24:00):


Another approach might be to subtract 9 hours from both start date time and end date time and count the hours < 9:00 vs > 9:00 per day. A bit error prone and maintenance unfriendly...
 
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