I have an attendance sheet for our Company Employees.
This attendance sheet shows the salary of the month from the total basic salary / hour and overtime / hour of each
employee.
I found a problem in this sheet. When i reduced overtime charges in the last of this sheet so the Total Salary of the month
was not changing. I couldn't found any mistake in formulas.
I was given this spreadsheet to count attendance by entering the entry date and exit day, however it's counting the first day and the last. I'm needing it to only count the first day and not the exit day.Book2.xls
View 1 Replies View RelatedEach employee has a different plan time each day of the week.
Mon - 9 Tues - 9 Wed - 7 Thur - 8 Fr - 7
Overtime is really counted after 40
There are 5 sheets for each day of the week mon-fri lets say sheet1..2...3...etc, on each sheet there is a column a with plan and column b with actual hrs. What I'm looking for is a summary sheet for each employee to see where they trend in OT after each day so...
person1 works 10 hrs on mon with a 9 hour plan thus 1 hr trending OT. On the summary page person1 would now show 1 hrs of OT. Now if they would work 9 hrs on tues it would still show 1 hr of OT. On wed however they worked 6 hrs so now the summary page would 0.
in range B9:B187 I have names and I have their attendance in I9:AM187
I have all the dates in I8:AM8
attendance codes are PL SL CL LWP TRG & P. I want to segregate all PL SL CL LWP and TRG
I want the output in a different sheet where in column A I will should get name, in column B I should get type "SL PL CL LWP TRG", in column C I should get start date and in column I should get end date.
I am recording attendance to our various activities as follows (screenshot):
Column A show the activity
Columns B onwards show attendance by day of the week (names gathered from list).
Now I've got a simple formula =COUNTA(Sep!B4:AE51) to count the total attendance for the month, modifying the range to cater for each activity, but it would be better if I could keep the range the same and modify the activity.
Also, I would like a formula to show the attendance at each activity by the day of the week (ie to show the total and average attendances for Mondays or Tuesday etc).
I have an attendance file w/least 30 sheets. 29 of the sheets are for each separate group. The other sheet is the main one where I need to collect information like "total participants in attendance" and "total members in group" Then I divide those two and get the percentage of attendance.
The sheets containing the individual groups info are set up like this... (1=they were in attendance)
GROUP 1
Name / January / February / March/
Jess________1________0________1
Ryan_______1________1________0
Joe ________1________0________0
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total P ____3________1_________1
members___3________3_________3
% _______100_______33________33
The main sheet looks like this
Group / Jan. Participation / Jan. Member total/
Grp 1 ________3_____________3
Grp 2 ________8_____________10
Grp 3 ________7_____________10
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_____________18____________23
% total-__________________78.2%
I know I can manually go through and link the sums of participation and total group size into the main sheet, but I have a lot of workgroups and need to do this every month, is there an easier way? I am willing to change the set up of the sheets.
calculate overtime in California. I found a few previous posts, but none that meet all of the requirements. Employees get overtime in CA for:
More than 8 hours are worked in a day (up to 12)
More than 40 hours are worked in a week
Hours worked on the 7th consecutive day (up to 8)
Employees get double overtime for:
More than 12 hours are worked in a day
More than 8 hours worked on the 7th consecutive day
To eliminate the the 7th day issues, I am just using helper cells for hours worked on the 7th day of the work week. So far, what I have is what I found in a previous post:
=MAX(0,SUM(A13:A26)-40-SUMIF(A13:A26,">8")+8*COUNTIF(Daily Total Hours,">8"))+SUMIF(A13:A26,">8")-8*COUNTIF(A13:A26,">8")
This will calculate the hours of overtime over 40 in a week and 8 in a day, but will not differentiate between hours 8-12 and hours 12-?
I have a sheet set up with names. I have 2 other sheets with spouses and
children that belong to the first sheet. I want to insert a formula that
will look up the correct spouse (based on a member number) and put in it the
column. Same with the children. I tried the vlookup function, but it did
not return the correct result.
I have 3 basic job categories... each of those categories start overtime at a different hour.
So, if employee A is a dock worker, he starts overtime at 25 hours. If employee A is an office worker, he starts overtime at 40 hours and if he is a driver, he starts overtime at 55 hours. So based on that info, I'm wanting my spreadsheet to figure out how many hours each employee has left for the week.
The 2nd part question is how many hours per day is left for the week. Rather than making a separate tab for each day of the week, I'd rather the spreadsheet know what day of the week it is and divide accordingly.
Example: In cells A1:A10 random number between 0 & say 20, need to sum ABOVE 8 = (calculating overtime hours)
E.g.
A1 = 0
A2 = 8
A3 = 8
A4 = 10 (giving 2)
A5 = 12 (giving 4)
A6 = 5
A7 = 13.5 (giving 5.5)
A8 = 8
A9 = 0
A10 = 16 (giving 8)
A11 = (Total overtime above 8 hours) 2+4+5.5+8 = 19.5
Need to be able to increase rows and drag across.
Basically I have a timesheet as follows:
Basic Hours Worked
Overtime Hours Worked
Day
Time In
Time Out
Hours Worked
Time Decimal
Lunch Hour
Number of hours
Mon
8:56:00 AM
4:50:00 PM
07:54
7.90
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To determine the hours worked from the times input I am using the following formula:=
HOUR(D65)+MINUTE(D65)/60
These formulas seem to be working fine but what I am stuck on is deducting and adding lunch hours and overtime hours.
The first problem I have is for example if an employee were to type the figure 1 in the Lunch Hour column for each day lunch is taken I would like it to be subtracted from the bottom total.
Also if any overtime were input on any day I would need it added to the totals.
I am looking for a formula to calculate overtime on a weekly basis, entered daily, on a sheet with multiple weeks. It need it to calculate the overtime each week.
View 8 Replies View RelatedThe formula =SUM(E5:E39)-SUM(E45+F41) is what I'm using to enter my total man hours for the week (E5:E39) and subtracting my overtime(E45) and vacation hours.(F41). I have to enter OT and vacation on the discription cells to get the numbers to enter into the proper cells. I would like to use a formula to take the total manhours over 40 and enter them into the overtime cell.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI'm working on a dynamic payroll spreadsheet that will automatically calculate the overtime worked in a week. Right now, I'm running into a snag. My issue is with the formula in Column R. Right now, as shown below, it is doing the calculation based on regular hours minus 40 to determine the OT time. The snag is very messy and it lay in this: while the row by row calculations for total overtime worked for the week is correct, the sum at the bottom is very much off. I need an accurate method to sum the hours of overtime for the given column.
Here are the guidelines for the pay periods and overtime:
1. The pay periods for the month go from the 1st to the 15th and the 16th to EOM (End of Month). This means that the pay period could end on any given day of the week. More on this in a moment.
2. A work week is defined as Sunday to Saturday.
3. Overtime is calculated based on the rule of anything over 40 hours in a given work week.
4. Holiday hours worked do not count towards the 40 hour mark in granting overtime since Holiday pay is automatically overtime.
If it were just a matter of a bi-weekly (every 2 weeks) pay period, I would simply state =IF(weekday(DATE)=7,Hours_Worked - 40,0), and tag a SUM(range) at the bottom. Unfortunately, with it being a semi-monthly (twice a month), the end of the pay period could be a Wednesday, so a reference to day of the week won't work unless the formula can dynamically determine which set of data to evaluate.
I'm completely willing to toss out the current method of determining overtime. This is the calculations sheet that references a cleanly formatted and designed time card on a tab called "Time Card", so this isn't the full workbook. In fact, once the whole thing is done, this calculation sheet will be hidden.
Columns M and N (which are formula referenced in Column P) are basic End - Start calculations and were hidden to simplify the display as well as the number of formulas displayed.
Column L (formula referenced) is a Yes/No display for if the date in question is holiday pay.
Excel 2003
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P
Q
R
S
1
Start Work
Time Out
Day Count
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I am trying to count the number of cells that have a red fill, this is the formula
that I am using and it is not working.
=COUNTCOLOR(A1:A10,255,FALSE)
I want the cell to show 2 if 2 cells are filled with red, does this make sense.
Ok so I am trying to streamline the Shirt ordering process at my work. I have made a table with Employee names as Column A, then Row 1 is shirt sizes from small to XXXL. The Cell values are going to be the colors people want. I want to total the number of each size/color combination. But someone may want more than one of the same color. For instance you would enter "BK, BK" if you wanted 2 black shirts of that size. This is where the issue with COUNTIF comes in. If a cell has the same value twice, it only counts it as one because counts the cells with an instance of a value, not the actual count of instances. Is there a way to make COUNTIF or a better function for this?
View 6 Replies View RelatedI am trying to count the number of extra people scheduled for each hour of the day, from 2 dropdowns in A3:B7
The formula in (1) D11:D26 works, but when the shift passes over the midnight it will not count accurately.
The formula in (2) E11:E26 also works well, but only counts the number of times a particular hour is mentioned, but not the number of extras in C3:C7.
The results in (3) F11: F26 are what I need, which is based on looking at the times from the dropdowns and using the number of extras in C3:C7.
I have a downtime tracking spreadsheet that we want to be able to track the downtime on the line. However, we only want to count the working hours, not overnight, etc. I have added the weekend day work hours and Saturday work hours but haven't been able to figure out how to connect them into a formula with the down time.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI got struck in preparing absenteesm report from 22nd Sep 08 to 21st Oct 08. I've to put the dates on which a employee was absent ...
View 9 Replies View RelatedI have a list of names and want to print an attendance certificate off for each individual on that list. is there a way of doing this automatically or is it copy/paste.. print.. then do next one.
View 5 Replies View RelatedIf you take a look at the spreadsheet you'll see that there are 11 sessions. I'd like to figure out a way by looking at the attendance log to get the percentage/number of people from a certain unit that attended each session. The Y's means that they were present and the N's means that they weren't.
I tried = countif( range,"12WT") which I guess is wrong because it only counts the number of times the word 12WT appears. It doesn't count the number of time a person from 12WT attended the session which is what I'm looking for. How do I go about getting the percentage of people that attended from each unit?
For all the units that didn't attend, is there a formula that would list the units that didn't attend according to the session number? For instance for session one, someone for EC, 9WT, didn't attend. Is there a way that the end result for the formula could be: EC,9WT. Or, does the result for every formula always have to be numeric?
I'm making an attendance list that calculates regular hour and overtime hours for days in a month on rows. Besides the number of hours, there's input for v and s, which stand for vacations and sick days. I'm using the "if" function to separate hour and overtime, and when I put v or s in a cell it messes up my totals. Is there a way to make it so that the cells with v or s don't affect my other columns?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI am creating a spreadsheet that tracks daily employee attendance.
The title for the E Column is, "Received On Time?"
In the next column, I want to enter a formula that does the below:
If I enter Y, the cell reads "N/A"
If I enter N, the cell reads "ENTER TIME"
If the cell is BLANK, the cell should read "NOT RECEIVED"
So far, I have entered the below function in a cell in my excel spreadsheet, which worked perfectly:
=IF(E3="Y","N/A")
I also want to add in this same cell:
=IF(E3="N","ENTER TIME") AND =IF(E3="BLANK","NOT RECEIVED")
I would like to have a workbook with class lists for 21 classrooms.
Then I would like to use this each month to generate a workbook that has one sheet per class with the teacher name and class name as an overall header. The row stubs would be the student names. The 2 column headers would be the weekdays (Mon through Fri) and the day of the month as a number.
It seems that this could very well be an application that already exists. It seems like the kind of thing a business would create and put on the web as a free download as a good will thing.
Does such an application already exist? If not, is there a small example of populating a workbook with information in another workbook?
I've started with an Attendance tracking template that I found in Excel. My company has implemented an attendance policy where each employee is allowed up to 10 points before they are terminated. A 1/2 point is given for arriving late or leaving early and a whole point is given for an unscheduled absence. The points stay on the employee's record for one year, after that time period it drops off their record. We want to monitor each employee's cumulative points.
So, I'm looking for a way to look back 1 year from the current date and add up the cumulative points over that period.
I am trying to create a 'simple' spreadsheet which will allow me to check how many children are going to be attending my nursery and split them into the different age bands.The columns I am using at the moment are
Name
D.o.B
Start date
Mon AM
Mon PM
Tues AM
Tues PM
I need to be able to split this data into three age groups: Babies (under 2 years), Tweenies (2-3 years) and Pre-school (3+).I would also like the formula to take account of the start date so to remove children from the list who will not have started by this data.
The idea is that I can use this as a quick look to see if I can accept another child / give me an idea of staffing needs. I know there is software out there that can do all this and more, and used to use them on previous nurseries, however this is a new start nursery which does not have the cash to pay for the software at the moment so I am looking to save myself a few hours of checking it all myself until the nursery is up and running and can afford the software which we would hopefully buy in year 2.
I would like for a vba programmer to tell me if the following program can be written before I attempt to code it. When I open Excel I want to see cells containing names in a square array with red backgrounds. As I click on each cell I want the cell to turn green and I want an alphabetized column of the names to have a 1 recorded(after I click) indicating that the person is present. If a person's name is red then I need a 0 recorded. If possible, I would like to be able move over one column each day that I take attendance by clicking on a cell in a row above the column of names. I am a math professor and I write computer code most every day but I have only written some small routines in vba that did not involve events.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have been creating a simple database to hold a record of attendance.
I'm now at the stage where I want to create a worksheet that cannot be modified; but rather is something the user can look at in a glance.
I need forming a SUMIFS formula that will look for monthly periods of the times late, sick, absent etc and add them up to return to one place.
So the dependants will be the month, the employee and the type of record (late, sick, holiday)
I have created a userform that I can use to add in the raw data, so I'm not sure what range I can create, as every time new data is added it finds the next available row.
Here is what I'm using so far: [Code] ........
What the Overview will look like : Overview.PNG
What the raw data looks like : Raw Data to use.PNG
Do I need to introduce a matched up column that has the employee name and date?
I've created a spreadsheet it is for tracking attendance etc broken down into percentages.
What I'm looking to do is if someone doesn't attend this doesn't get added to the attendance total.
I've attached a screen shot so you can see what I mean.
excel.PNG
I've got an Excel 2007 spreadsheet that I want to use to take the attendance in the school where I teach. I've got it more or less the way I want it, but there are 2 improvements I'd like to make:
1. I don't want to have press Enter to go down to the next cell. If a kid is present, I want to press 'p' and automatically be one cell lower.
2. When I open the spreadsheet (which contains multiple worksheets for different classes), I'd like it to open at today's date on the left regardless of which worksheet I go to (I've frozen the first four columns, so I'd like 'today's column' to appear next to them). I've put the dates in row 1. I've put the dates in the format ddd, d/m/y. (I don't know if that info makes any difference, hence I'm including it). I've already looked up some posts on this and copied and pasted a few different suggestions, but none worked.