Populate start and end times on calendar view

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Seba Robles

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Hello all,

I'm having trouble trying to come up with a formula that allows me to do the following...

I have a EXCEL WORKBOOK with a table that lists activities by date and time assigned to a group.

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On the second sheet I have a "calendar view" that is supposed to visually show how the activities by group stack on each date.

The screenshot below is the desired outcome. I can't find a formula that matches the date on row 3 with the times on column A.
Aside from that, after the match is found, I would like the cells to populate with the respective duration of the activity.

For example, if we look at activity A from group A1 on the table above, it is scheduled for 6/26, starts at 8am and ends at 8:30am. On the calendar below, cells B4, B5 get populated with that information from the table.

P.S. I used conditional formatting to paint the cells in blue for A1, purple for A2, and red for B1.

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Would appreciate any pointers. Let me know if more info is needed.

Thanks in advance!!
 

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