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How could I check if a Time value falls between two other time values?
I want to essentially establish if a premises is open or not at various times of the day. My time values are input as hh:mm and have no date. The issue I am having is that opening times can vary, which may include past 12:00am eg. 7:00am to 2:00am (the following day). So if I check if the premises is open during the hour 11:00pm I can construct a formula test if it is = than Opening time and <= Closing time, but this won't work past 12:00am (see CF below) Do I need to combine a dd aspect to the hh:mm values and if so how could I do that? Ultimately what I want to do is change the background colour of the Time value to Blue A previous post offered the following CF =AND(A8=Sheet2!F7,A8<=Sheet2! H7), but that doesn't get me past 12:00am A8= Time F7 = Opening Time H7= Closing Time I do have dates of the week referenced in C1:C7 |
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