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Hi

I currently have a data sheet that has activities for each person through
the day noted as the start and end time only eg start:12:00 end:14:30. I am
trying create patterns for each day according to these activities down to 15
minute intervals ie for the time noted above I want to see this broken down
to 12:00, 12:15, 12:30 etc to 14:15. Is there a way I can get excel to split
a timeframe into these sort of intervals?

cheers
Soph
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In D2 enter =A2
In E2: =IF(D2+TIME(0,15,0)<=$B2,D2+TIME(0,15,0),"")
copy E2 across as much as you need.

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Hi

I currently have a data sheet that has activities for each person through
the day noted as the start and end time only eg start:12:00 end:14:30. I

am
trying create patterns for each day according to these activities down to

15
minute intervals ie for the time noted above I want to see this broken

down
to 12:00, 12:15, 12:30 etc to 14:15. Is there a way I can get excel to

split
a timeframe into these sort of intervals?

cheers
Soph



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