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Employee Time Tracker in Excel - Excel Tips and Tricks
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Description
To track employee time in Excel, you can create an employee time clock by setting up a simple table with columns for employee names, dates, clock-in, and clock-out times. You can use formulas like =NOW() to automatically record the current time when employees clock in or out. By subtracting the clock-in time from the clock-out time, you can calculate the hours worked. Excel provides timesheet templates that you can customize to suit your needs, making it easy to track employee hours and manage work schedules effectively.
Here are the formulas featured in my video.
Late Comers
=FILTER(B9:B28,C9:C28>C4)
Early Departures
=FILTER(B9:B28,D9:D28(C4+TIME(0,C6,0)))
Early Departures - With 30 min allowance
=FILTER(B9:B28,D9:D28
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