I have a list of tasks and the time started and time ended. I want to show
by hour how many tasks are being worked with. I have seen this done in a
staffing model where you can see number of staff by hour by entering the
start and end time, but I can not remember how to creat this.

Here is an example assuming that the start times are in B, end times in C,
and the input times are D1,D2

=SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B200=D1),--(C2:C200<=D2))

This will give the number of tasks. To get number of staff, you need to say
what the correlation between staff and tasks is.

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HTH

RP
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"Chris Baker" <Chris wrote in message
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I have a list of tasks and the time started and time ended. I want to
show
by hour how many tasks are being worked with. I have seen this done in a
staffing model where you can see number of staff by hour by entering the
start and end time, but I can not remember how to creat this.

Take a look at Pivot tables, you can group date fields into hours with just
a couple of clicks.

Regards
Ken........................


"Chris Baker" <Chris wrote in message
...
I have a list of tasks and the time started and time ended. I want to show
by hour how many tasks are being worked with. I have seen this done in a
staffing model where you can see number of staff by hour by entering the
start and end time, but I can not remember how to creat this.

Say the data is as follows:

Employee Time in Time out
A 01:00 05:00
B 02:00 07:00
C 06:00 19:00

I want to see for each hour of day how many employees are on the clock which
will allow me to see utilization by hour. I think I may have phrased the
original question incorrectly.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Here is an example assuming that the start times are in B, end times in C,
and the input times are D1,D2

=SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B200=D1),--(C2:C200<=D2))

This will give the number of tasks. To get number of staff, you need to say
what the correlation between staff and tasks is.

--

HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"Chris Baker" <Chris wrote in message
...
I have a list of tasks and the time started and time ended. I want to
show
by hour how many tasks are being worked with. I have seen this done in a
staffing model where you can see number of staff by hour by entering the
start and end time, but I can not remember how to creat this.

I think that you did slightly, but I don't think it changes the solution
greatly. If you just reverse the tests it works as far as I can see

=SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B200<=D1),--(C2:C200=D2))

--

HTH

RP
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"Chris Baker" wrote in message
...
Say the data is as follows:

Employee Time in Time out
A 01:00 05:00
B 02:00 07:00
C 06:00 19:00

I want to see for each hour of day how many employees are on the clock
which
will allow me to see utilization by hour. I think I may have phrased the
original question incorrectly.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Here is an example assuming that the start times are in B, end times in
C,
and the input times are D1,D2

=SUMPRODUCT(--(B2:B200=D1),--(C2:C200<=D2))

This will give the number of tasks. To get number of staff, you need to
say
what the correlation between staff and tasks is.

--

HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"Chris Baker" <Chris wrote in message
...
I have a list of tasks and the time started and time ended. I want to
show
by hour how many tasks are being worked with. I have seen this done in
a
staffing model where you can see number of staff by hour by entering
the
start and end time, but I can not remember how to creat this.