jmoconnell
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I am trying to resolve a long list of time entries that fall between the Begin and End time intervals and therefore return the TOD label (HSR, HR etc.).
I have this table:
TOD Begin End
HSR 0:00 5:59
HR 6:00 6:59
HN 7:00 8:59
HD 9:00 11:59
HN 12:00 13:59
HD 14:00 17:59
HN 18:00 20:59
HR 21:00 23:59
I have tried the following:
1. A combination of nested IF, and, or statements that would have worked but I could not stay under the limit.
2. I examined a number of Vlookup approaches but was unable to identify a solution. I can rearrange the table any way I want to.
3. I examined a number of Offset and Match statements but again was unable to identify a solution.
4. I also tried to use named formula's in a effort to break up the nested if's into two pirces each under the limit. Then I tried to create a master formula by using the two named ranges as single formula.
I am fairly new at Excel so I may not have the experience to see the forest thru the trees or I may just be missing the appropriate use of syntax etc.
Any help on solving this problem would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Joe
I have this table:
TOD Begin End
HSR 0:00 5:59
HR 6:00 6:59
HN 7:00 8:59
HD 9:00 11:59
HN 12:00 13:59
HD 14:00 17:59
HN 18:00 20:59
HR 21:00 23:59
I have tried the following:
1. A combination of nested IF, and, or statements that would have worked but I could not stay under the limit.
2. I examined a number of Vlookup approaches but was unable to identify a solution. I can rearrange the table any way I want to.
3. I examined a number of Offset and Match statements but again was unable to identify a solution.
4. I also tried to use named formula's in a effort to break up the nested if's into two pirces each under the limit. Then I tried to create a master formula by using the two named ranges as single formula.
I am fairly new at Excel so I may not have the experience to see the forest thru the trees or I may just be missing the appropriate use of syntax etc.
Any help on solving this problem would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Joe