Formula to count number of patients within certain timeframes

jedi4life

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Hello Excel gurus!

I need help figuring out a formula to calculate thenumber of patients existing within certain timeframes. Our goal is to determine how many nurses weshould schedule during 3 shifts: NOC (graveyard), AM, and PM. Any ideas? I’ve been pulling my hair out on this one.


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Can you try reposting the image please ?
 
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Sorry everyone. I didn't know the image would appear like that. I'm still new to this.

Assume Col 1 is A, Col 2 is B.

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<colgroup><col width="102" style="width: 76pt; mso-width-source: userset; mso-width-alt: 3612;" span="2"> <tbody> </tbody>

Shifts: Assume Col 1 is A, Col 2 is B, Col 3 is C

FromTo
NOC23:007:00
AM7:0115:00
PM15:0122:59

<colgroup><col width="64" style="width: 48pt;"> <col width="96" style="width: 72pt; mso-width-source: userset; mso-width-alt: 3413;" span="2"> <tbody>
</tbody>












 
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Hello Michael, sorry about that. I reposted...

Sorry everyone. I didn't know the image would appear like that. I'm still new to this.

Assume Col 1 is A, Col 2 is B.

4/3/19 2:224/4/19 20:21
4/3/19 4:544/4/19 14:07
4/3/19 11:054/4/19 13:16
4/3/19 12:504/3/19 21:14
4/3/19 13:084/4/19 12:52
4/3/19 16:354/4/19 16:10
4/3/19 17:304/4/19 16:10
4/3/19 19:404/4/19 18:21
4/4/19 0:254/4/19 21:34
4/4/19 0:354/5/19 19:18
4/4/19 2:154/5/19 14:27
4/4/19 8:334/4/19 19:26
4/4/19 12:504/5/19 21:03
4/4/19 13:504/7/19 6:45
4/4/19 16:364/5/19 15:15
4/4/19 20:464/5/19 12:43
4/4/19 23:304/5/19 16:01
4/4/19 23:364/5/19 20:44

<tbody>
</tbody>


Shifts: Assume Col 1 is A, Col 2 is B, Col 3 is C

FromTo
NOC23:007:00
AM7:0115:00
PM15:0122:59

<tbody>
</tbody>


 
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