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Timesheet coding & calculating
I am creating a timesheet that I need to track daily logs of employees time.
We have codes and mark in half hour increments. My problem is that I would like to do this all on the computer rather than by hand and when doing it by time and code I don't know how to create a function where I can make it automatically total for each code on a daily and then weekly basis. Does anyone have any ideas? |
Timesheet coding & calculating
I'm assuming you have this formatted as a table.
Just sort by the employee code, then go to Data--Subtotals and subtotal by employee code and date. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "vtrud" wrote: I am creating a timesheet that I need to track daily logs of employees time. We have codes and mark in half hour increments. My problem is that I would like to do this all on the computer rather than by hand and when doing it by time and code I don't know how to create a function where I can make it automatically total for each code on a daily and then weekly basis. Does anyone have any ideas? |
Timesheet coding & calculating
Not coded by employee, coded by task program. These are repeated daily. I
copied some here. It is in a spreadsheet at this point. NAME Week Ending Weekly Summary Time Sat Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Proj # Hours Hrs Over 40 6:30 7:00 100 7:30 200 8:00 300 8:30 400 9:00 450 9:30 500 10:00 600 10:30 701 11:00 705 11:30 709 12:00 710 12:30 715 1:00 719 1:30 700 2:00 "Dave F" wrote: I'm assuming you have this formatted as a table. Just sort by the employee code, then go to Data--Subtotals and subtotal by employee code and date. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "vtrud" wrote: I am creating a timesheet that I need to track daily logs of employees time. We have codes and mark in half hour increments. My problem is that I would like to do this all on the computer rather than by hand and when doing it by time and code I don't know how to create a function where I can make it automatically total for each code on a daily and then weekly basis. Does anyone have any ideas? |
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