Assigning a time to a range

Woody1979

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Hi Guys,

I thought this would be SO easy, but my rusty excel skills and my age mean I can't quickly work out how to assign time to a time range.

If my times are in a one column and I want to know how many fall in say 4/5 different time ranges (i.e 9-12pm, 12-3, 3-5,5-7pm), would I use a COUNTIF or something similar? A pivot table is another option I guess?

12:33:34
11:45:43
13:04:32
14:28:17
14:38:43
13:05:49
13:25:12
13:46:59
14:18:36
16:02:54
15:58:53
12:01:28

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Any help gratefully received!

Thx,
 

Excel Facts

Fastest way to copy a worksheet?
Hold down the Ctrl key while dragging tab for Sheet1 to the right. Excel will make a copy of the worksheet.
for example,

B1=LOOKUP(A1,{9;12;15;17}/24-1%%%%,{"9-12pm";"12-3pm";"3-5pm";"5-7pm"})

please note: 12:00 falls to range 12-3pm
 
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