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Can Excel create a visual representation of when people arrived at and left a place based on time data?

I am trying to create a visual aid and was hoping Excel might work, but this is definitely above my pay grade.

I have data showing when people arrived at a location, when they departed, how long they stayed, and three categories for why they left. What I have in mind is a vertical bar chart with the vertical axis showing how long they stayed, and then each bar underneath it chronologically based on arrival time. I have attached a drawing showing what I have in my head.

As a bonus, there are three different reasons for why people left. If I could color code each bar to correspond to one of those, I would be eternally grateful and send you an e-beer.

https://preview.redd.it/fgs84rq0hbhg1.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=720f3153a53dc130ebe58b0e5b0a51ccc1934fd8

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