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Hello everyone, need a little food for thought ... or better...need your help 🙂 Examble (Cell L14) : =ODER(UND(L$9>=$C$3;L$9<=$D$3);UND(L$9>=$E$3;L$9<=$F$3); UND(L$9>=$G$3;...
NikolinoDE I didn't see any change in your conditional formatting formula. I implemented the last suggestion I made in the attached sheet and added more so it will check what day it is and auto-index down on the Jan sheet so 1 conditional formatting formula will work for every day in that month (I added the 2nd to the range and leave it to you to add the rest). You still need to tweak the formula for each category (MA1, MA2, etc...) since each needs its own color.
I also changed the formula to >= the start time but < end time because the don't actually work that hour/ half-hour period.
I also noted and corrected that your 1st 06:00am was actually 06:00am the next day and your 06:00am at the end was 05:59.999999999am (floating point error). You may want to look at the rest of the times and days for those and similar errors also.
Many thanks for the help, mtarler & Sergei Baklan.
Will be able to deal with it further tomorrow, if someone thinks of something by then it is very welcome.
In our conversation shows that it is better to change the date after midnight to the next day ... is there a formula where a date is taken from a cell and a fixed time can be in one cell? ..so I could ... just a thought..the day in the fixed time that comes from another cell...or am I in the wrong line of thought ... however, any additional help is welcome ... thank you again and will give you a message about the result.
Thx
Nikolino
Will be able to deal with it further tomorrow, if someone thinks of something by then it is very welcome.
In our conversation shows that it is better to change the date after midnight to the next day ... is there a formula where a date is taken from a cell and a fixed time can be in one cell? ..so I could ... just a thought..the day in the fixed time that comes from another cell...or am I in the wrong line of thought ... however, any additional help is welcome ... thank you again and will give you a message about the result.
Thx
Nikolino
Afraid I didn't catch the question. For such schedules usually actual date is not required, that's only to add 1 to separate the next date form the current one.
In general datetime=date+time
