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Could you create a lookup table of your 30 minute periods
A1 = 00:00, B1=00:29, C1=1 A2=00:30, B2=00:59, C2=2 etc Until you get to the 48 ½ hr periods Then look up 09:15:32 in the table =vlookup(09:15:32(cellref), $A$1:$C$48,3) this would return 19. Does that help you. "benallen105" wrote in message ... I'm currently working on a spreadsheet to gather data on the most popular times of day that users are online on a particular piece of software. Basically I need to create a bell curve of the data, and I'm working with data that covers a whole month. My data is split into two columns: the date, and the time. It's formatted like this: A B 1/9/2012 9:15:32 Now I want to classify the times into 30 minute sections (i.e. 8:30am-8:59, 9:00am-9:29 etc etc), to show the curve more clearly. How would I go about putting all that data into the right context to create a bell curve? Any suggestions would be great as I'm struggling! Thanks! -- benallen105 |
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