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Default Time formula, complicated?


I'm trying to make a simple spreadsheat, in which i type in my work
start and end time, then I have some cells that have time hours
(07:00-21:00) at each cell it calculates whether it's time IE: 07:00
falls between the time entered, if it does it puts "XX" if not "--"

the forula I use:
Code:
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=IF(G$2=$D3,IF(G$2<=$F3, "XX", "--"), "--")
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And it works, so far but I want each "X" or "-" to represent thirty
minutes, I just can't figure out the formula to tell if it is A the
beginning of the shift and it begins at .5 make the mark be "-X" or if
B it's the end of the shift and it ends at .5 make the mark "X-"

See the image attached. Much obliged for any help you may provide
-Thanks


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