EXCEL MONTHLY TIMESHEET NIGHTMARE

cuddlezuk

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I've been trying to make a timesheet for my work, so my overtime gets paid to me.

Looking for a monthly timesheet starting 20th of every month to the 19th.

Monday to Thursday, but paid in 15 minute intervals, so if I clock in at 0520, I get paid from 0530, if I clock out at 1720, I get paid to 1715. as the round it back if before clock out early, and round it forward if I clock in early.

So a time sheet, with Day, Date, Start Time, 30 Min Break deduction, Finish Time, Showing my 10 hrs normal time with the break, anything over is overtime, so 10hrs 30mins normal, as they deduct the break,

At the bottom, total hours worked, plus total overtime at the bottom?

I can't get it myself, tried, tried and tried, without any success.
Can you get 24hr clock displayed, so start time 0520 and 1730 end time ?

Any chance you can throw one together, so I can tweak it if needed?
 
I'm sorry about this, you dont need to help us out, probably I'm sounding like a pain by now.
 
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Hi Cuddlezuk,

I'd be surprised if they work on a monthly basis but if they do then your "-Overtime" works.

Here's an example with 5 hours O/T worked at the start of the month and 2 days showing short hours of 1:45 at the end of the month, so it nets to 3:15 payable.

Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A3:A35A3=TEXT(B3,"ddd")
B3B3=B1
B4:B35B4=IF(B3="","",IF(B3+1=EDATE(B$1,1),"",B3+1))
E3:E35E3=IF(C3<>"",TIME(0,30,0),"")
F3:F35F3=IF(C3<>"",CEILING(C3,"0:15"),"")
G3:G35G3=IF(D3<>"",FLOOR(D3,"0:15"),"")
H3:H35H3=IF(G3<>"",G3-F3-E3,"")
I3:I35I3=IF(H3="","",IF(H3>TIME(10,0,0),TIME(10,0,0),H3))
H36:K36H36=SUM(H3:H35)
K2K2="-Overtime"
K3:K35K3=IF(OR(I3="",I3=TIME(10,0,0)),"",IF(I3<10,TIME(10,0,0)-I3,""))
J3:J35J3=IF(I3="","",IF(H3>TIME(10,0,0),H3-TIME(10,0,0),""))
J37J37=J36-K36
 
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Is it possible to show -0:45 for finishing early, or name column something else hours short or something like that
 
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I can't show negative duration (without involving a DeLorean) so yes, just type into cell K2 with Hours Short.
 
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I thought that might be a problem, or Finished Early.

But, thanks for your time in helping me out, it's much appreciated.
 
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Thanks, working
 

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It seems to work in either as I saved as ODS and opened in Excel OK.
 
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There's no correct format as it depends on what software you're using and what functions are available in that software.
I used Excel 2016 and saved as xlsx
 
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