Group Minutes In Defined Intervals

kumara_faith

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Hi,

I have the following data:

Excel Workbook
K
1Wait Period
20:00:42
30:00:11
40:00:57
50:00:21
60:05:52
70:06:04
80:11:45
90:20:57
100:00:12
110:00:28
120:01:22
130:10:29
140:21:23
150:00:15
160:04:53
170:03:21
180:03:15
190:10:33
200:00:17
210:00:09
220:04:05
230:08:01
240:12:27
250:12:45
260:21:09
270:21:40
280:21:08
290:29:20
Data


I need to group the above data in intervals of 0-5,5-10,10-15,15-20 and above 30 minutes. If the waiting time is 3 minutes, the formula should return "0-5". Is there a way to achieve this via formula?
 

Excel Facts

Show numbers in thousands?
Use a custom number format of #,##0,K. Each comma after the final 0 will divide the displayed number by another thousand
Your quickest method would be to create a table and lookup the interval

For example


Book1
QR
100:00:000-5
200:05:005-10
300:10:0010-15
400:15:0015-20
500:20:0020-30
600:30:0030+
Sheet1


Then use a simple formula


Book1
KL
1Wait PeriodInterval
200:00:420-5
300:00:110-5
400:00:570-5
500:00:210-5
600:05:525-10
700:06:045-10
800:11:4510-15
900:20:5720-30
1000:00:120-5
1100:00:280-5
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
L2=VLOOKUP(K2, $Q$1:$R$5, 2, 1)
 
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Hi,

I have tried but the results are as follows:

Excel Workbook
KLMNOP
1Wait PeriodRangeRangeResults
20:00:42#N/A0:00:000-5
30:00:11#N/A0:05:005-10
40:00:57#N/A0:10:0010-15
50:00:21#N/A0:15:0015-20
60:05:52#N/A0:20:0020-30
70:06:04#N/A0:30:00>30
80:11:45#N/A
90:20:57#N/A
100:00:12#N/A
110:00:28#N/A
120:01:22#N/A
130:10:29#N/A
140:21:23#N/A
150:00:15#N/A
160:04:53#N/A
170:03:21#N/A
Data


The result in column L in #N/A. Please assist.
 
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If you look at my formula the last parameter is set to 1 (TRUE), not 0 (FALSE). False will return an exact match, true will return the nearest lower value.
 
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