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Hi,
Im working to develop a very simple meeting booker in excel. However, I have some problems to check if a new meeting time is conflicting with earlier booked meetings. (the structure is attached in the post) Do you have any suggestions? |
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Hi,
Put this formula in G5 and fill down: Code:
=(COUNTIFS($D$5:$D$100,">="&D5,$D$5:$D$100,"<"&E5)+ COUNTIFS($D$5:$D$100,"<"&E5,$E$5:$E$100,">"&D5))<=2 Code:
=COUNTIFS($D$5:$D$24,"<="&A5,$E$5:$E$24,">="&A5) |
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