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How to create a simple Time Sheet? |
This example illustrates how to create a simple worksheet to keep track of hours worked during a week. | ||
There are several possible formulas which can be used to calculate the total time. |
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It is very important to format the cells correctly especially when they contain dates and time. | ||
The formats used in the above table are as follows: | ||
Column "D" - h:mm AM/PM; | ||
Column "E" - h:mm AM/PM; | ||
Column "F" - hh:mm; |
Formula 1 |
This formula looks quite complicated but is actually very simple and only contains 2 cell references. |
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The advantage of the TIMEVALUE() function is that the date is ignored. |
Formula 2 |
This formula is a bit simpler but it contains 6 cell references, meaning there is more room for mistakes. |
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Excluding Lunch |
You can calculate the total time for lunch using exactly the same formulas as above. | ||
Just change the cell references to refer to the start lunch and end lunch times. | ||
To obtain the total time "actually worked" you can subtract the total lunch time away from the total time. |
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