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    How to automatically chart 1 and 0's for roster times of employees in hourly overview

    Dear Excel forum,

    I've been browsing around for a solution but could't find one yet.

    I'm struggling with attached sheet where I've put 1's when an employee is working for the given roster times between the hours 06:00 and 05:00 (operating hours) by hand.

    Since this is alot of work and will have to do this for around 100 lines per day for 4 different weeks, an automatic way would really help me out.

    Im using a Office365 proplus version of Excel on windows 10.

    I really appreciate any help on this, hope somebody knows how to do this with a formula.

    Best regards, Christiaan

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    Re: How to automatically chart 1 and 0's for roster times of employees in hourly overview

    Hello and welcome to the forum.

    Try this in K2:

    =IF(AND(K$1>=$F2,K$1<=$F2+$H2),1,"")

    Drag the formula to the right and down.

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    Re: How to automatically chart 1 and 0's for roster times of employees in hourly overview

    Hi 63falcondude and any other forum members,

    Thanks for your quick reply, I've tried to do so but get an error about the formula and Excel highlights as attached image.

    Thanks for your help, and much appriciated.



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    Re: How to automatically chart 1 and 0's for roster times of employees in hourly overview

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    Re: How to automatically chart 1 and 0's for roster times of employees in hourly overview

    No picture attached (although a worksheet would be preferable)

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    Re: How to automatically chart 1 and 0's for roster times of employees in hourly overview

    Hi Pepe,

    I am so sorry for doing so and well noted. Attachment is in this thread, as I posted yesterday. Making the formula work in the sheet and upload the working sheet in this thread would be of great help to me and would save a ton of work.

    Thank you so much for your help,

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    Re: How to automatically chart 1 and 0's for roster times of employees in hourly overview

    Here is your workbook from post #1 with the formula from post #2 entered in.

    Maybe your regional settings require a different spelling of the IF or AND functions or ; instead of ,.

    Whatever it is, it should be translated automatically upon opening this workbook.

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    Re: How to automatically chart 1 and 0's for roster times of employees in hourly overview

    Thank you so much! I had tried regional settings wich would't help, now I see that part of the formula $F2,K$1 as you wrote before had to be $F2;K$1.

    Thanks again so much, you saved me alot of work so weekend can start early

    Cheers, have a good weekend!

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    Re: How to automatically chart 1 and 0's for roster times of employees in hourly overview

    Great, happy to help.

    If that takes care of your original question, please select Thread Tools from the menu link above and mark this thread as SOLVED.

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