Employee Schedule Time Graphing / Charting ?

Jasud

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Hello,
I am new to this board and was really surprised and very glad that there is a community for other excel users.

Here is my question:
I need to graph the hours on a separate sheet were the hours they work are highlighted so I can see if all of the shifts are covered.

ie:

Hours:
Shawn 4:00 - 6:00
Mike 3:30 - 5:30
John 4:30 - 7:00

Graph:

_______3___3:30___4:00__4:30___5:30__6:00__6:30__7:00___
Shawn_____________ ---------------------________________
Mike ________----------------------______________________
John ____________________-----------------------------____

(the dash lines represent the charted/graphed areas and the solid lines represent empty space)

Thanks alot guys any help will be greatly appreciated.
Jaime
 
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Just to clarify: what's in the sheet if the times are covered? (what are the dashed lines in reality, numbers, letters, etc)
 
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