Excel Timesheet Template
Real .xlsx files for weekly, biweekly, and monthly — plus the formulas that make Excel total your hours.
Weekly .xlsx: No email, no sign-up — the file downloads directly.
Biweekly .xlsx: No email, no sign-up — the file downloads directly.
Monthly .xlsx: No email, no sign-up — the file downloads directly.
The three formulas that matter
1. Hours between two times: =(B2-A2+(B2<A2))*24 — subtract start from end, add 1 if the shift crossed midnight, multiply by 24 for decimal hours.
2. Subtract a break: =(B2-A2+(B2<A2))*24-(D2-C2)*24 where C/D are break start/end.
3. Overtime split: =MIN(E2,40) for regular and =MAX(E2-40,0) for overtime, then =G2*rate+H2*rate*1.5 for pay.
Enter times as 8:30 AM / 5:15 PM (Excel parses these natively); format hour cells as Number with 2 decimals. Or skip the formulas: the time card calculator computes everything and exports the same layout.