You can also do this without the Histogram tool.
Suppose your call times are in A starting with A1.
Suppose your first time interval is <= 10:00. Enter 10:00 in D1. In
D2, enter =D1+TIME(0,15,0). Copy D2 as far down D as needed. In my
example, I went to D5.
Select the corresponding cells in E, i.e., E1:E{last data row in D}
Array enter the formula =FREQUENCY(A1:A8,D1

5), where A1:A8 contained
call data in my example and D1

5 contained the times.
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An array formula is entered with CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER rather than just
ENTER. If done correctly, XL will display curly brackets { and }
around the formula
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Tushar Mehta
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> I have a spreadsheet I update with each call I take, and I'd like a
> chart of how many calls I take in each 15-minute block during the day.
> Each call is a separate row in the sheet, with a timestamp in column
> C.
>
> Suggestions?
>
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> Mike Cugley
>