Use Formulas to Fill Weekly Schedule

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Hi,

I have a Weekly Schedule sheet that I would to populate with formulas from the Appointments sheet.

Does anyone know how to do this?

Thank you

Excel Workbook
AIKLMNOPQR
1INDEX8:00 AMLunch Start12:00 PMMax working hours per day9
2Lunch End1:00 PM
3Lunch Time1:00
4INVJOB TIMESTART DATEDAYSTART TIMEEND TIMEEND DATEDAY2START TIME2END TIME2
51016.08/27/2019,"dddd")]Tuesday8:00 AM>$R$1,IF(]+/24<=$M$1,]+/24,]+/24+($M$3)),IF(]+]/24<=$M$1,]+]/24,]+]/24+($M$3)))]3:00 PM<=$R$1,],WORKDAY(],1,Holidays))]8/27/2019,"dddd")]Tuesday=],"",$K$1)]>$R$1,IF(]+/24<=$M$1,]+/24,]+/24+($M$3)),"")]
610218.08/29/2019,"dddd")]Thursday8:00 AM>$R$1,IF(]+/24<=$M$1,]+/24,]+/24+($M$3)),IF(]+]/24<=$M$1,]+]/24,]+]/24+($M$3)))]6:00 PM<=$R$1,],WORKDAY(],1,Holidays))]8/30/2019,"dddd")]Friday=],"",$K$1)]8:00 AM>$R$1,IF(]+/24<=$M$1,]+/24,]+/24+($M$3)),"")]6:00 PM
71032.08/26/2019,"dddd")]Monday8:00 AM>$R$1,IF(]+/24<=$M$1,]+/24,]+/24+($M$3)),IF(]+]/24<=$M$1,]+]/24,]+]/24+($M$3)))]10:00 AM<=$R$1,],WORKDAY(],1,Holidays))]8/26/2019,"dddd")]Monday=],"",$K$1)]>$R$1,IF(]+/24<=$M$1,]+/24,]+/24+($M$3)),"")]
81042.08/27/2019,"dddd")]Tuesday3:30 PM>$R$1,IF(]+/24<=$M$1,]+/24,]+/24+($M$3)),IF(]+]/24<=$M$1,]+]/24,]+]/24+($M$3)))]6:30 PM<=$R$1,],WORKDAY(],1,Holidays))]8/27/2019,"dddd")]Tuesday=],"",$K$1)]>$R$1,IF(]+/24<=$M$1,]+/24,]+/24+($M$3)),"")]
91055.08/26/2019,"dddd")]Monday10:30 AM>$R$1,IF(]+/24<=$M$1,]+/24,]+/24+($M$3)),IF(]+]/24<=$M$1,]+]/24,]+]/24+($M$3)))]4:30 PM<=$R$1,],WORKDAY(],1,Holidays))]8/26/2019,"dddd")]Monday=],"",$K$1)]>$R$1,IF(]+/24<=$M$1,]+/24,]+/24+($M$3)),"")]
Appointments
 
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Round to nearest half hour?
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