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Default Overlap times formula/graph

Hi,

I work in a small office with 4 people and need to produce a graph which
shows when we have more than 1 person on the phone at the same time. The
spreadsheet shows when calls started, the time on the call and when the call
ended. It also shows when times overlap each other (sample below).

Date Start Mins End Overlap
14/07 11:14:19 142.52 13:37:11 Y
14/07 13:24:20 13.87 13:38:47 Y
14/07 16:09:28 327.28 21:36:56 Y
14/07 17:01:25 14.07 17:15:32 Y
14/07 20:51:17 95.22 22:26:39 Y
14/07 20:51:37 96.03 22:27:40 Y
14/07 21:37:42 15.47 21:53:29 Y
14/07 22:11:54 24.45 22:36:39 Y
14/07 22:20:48 68.45 23:29:33 Y
14/07 22:27:42 3.12 22:30:54 Y

Obviously there will be a variety of combinations when people come off the
phone so this frees up another person. I could go through this manually but
if there is a formula to be able to do this it would be helpful.

I then need to show this information with the date on the x axis and the
amount of people on the phone at the same time on the y axis.

Any help would be great.

Thanks

Paul

 
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