Example Timesheet Template using Excel
August 17th, 2009
Deploying timesheets with your staff can have a variety of benefits from controlling hours worked to more complicated activities such as recording what tasks are worked on, even down to supporting tasks such as job cost billing.
Creating a timesheet isn’t overly difficult and can be achieved with Microsoft Excel fairly easily.
Before starting – consider the information you want to record for example
• Employee Name
• What period the work reates to e.g. Week Number/Commence date
• What hours have been worked on which day
o What time rate (e.g. overtime standard)
o Total Hours worked
• Does it require authorization
• Do you need to capture hours not worked?
The timesheet template is divided into four main parts
1/ Titles – what the template is about
2/ Employee details – details such as a name, payroll number
3/ Hours Worked details – The hours worked and the remuneration
4/ Hours worked summary/totals – total of hours worked and a sign off element.
Example Timesheet Excel template video
Check out our video below that takes you through the steps in how to build a excel timesheet template:
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