Labour Attendance Sheet Format in Excel (Create with Easy Steps)

Step 1 – Prepare a Weekly Attendance Sheet Format

  • Create some heading about the month and week number of your attendance Excel sheet in cells B4 and B5.

Header of Weekly Labour Attendance Sheet in Excel Format

  • In rows 6 and 7, create the headers for Employee names, dates, entry time, exit time, and total working time like in the image below.

Header of the Columns of Weekly Labour Attendance Sheet in Excel Format

  • Select merged cells C6 and F6.
  • Press Ctrl + 1.

Access the Format Cells Window

  • The Format Cells window will appear.
  • Go to the Number tab and choose Date from the Category pane.
  • Select a date format that seems most legible for you and press OK.

Format Cells Window

  • Select as many new rows below the headers as you have workers to manage (plus a few more if you plan to hire). C
  • Select All Borders, Center, and Middle Align from the Font and Alignment subsections.

Create Formatted Rows in Labour Attendance Sheet in Excel Format

  • Your labor attendance sheet in Excel format is ready to take inputs.

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Step 2 – Record Entry and Exit Times

  • Input the employees’ names in cells B8:B15.
  • Select cells C8:C15, D8:D15, F8:F15, and G5:G18.
  • Press Ctrl + 1.

Access Format Cells Window

  • The Format Cells window will appear.
  • Go to the Number tab and choose Time from the Category list on the left.
  • Choose the 1:30:55 PM option from the Type pane and click on the OK button.

Format Cells Window

  • Put the entry and exit times for all employees.

Time Records of Labour Attendance Sheet in Excel Format


Step 3 – Calculate Total Time Worked

  • Select cells E8:E15, and H8:H15.
  • Press Ctrl + 1.

Access Format Cells Window

  • The Format Cells window will appear.
  • Go to the Number tab here and choose the Time option from the Category: pane.
  • Choose the 13:30 option from the Type option list and click on the OK button.

Format Cells Window

  • Click on cell E8 and insert the following formula:
=D8-C8
  • Press Enter.

Formula to Calculate Total Time Worked in Labour Attendance Sheet in Excel Format

  • Drag the Fill Handle down to fill in the other cells.

Drag Fill Handle Below

  • Click on cell H8 and insert the following formula:
=G8-F8
  • Hit the Enter key.

Total Time Calculated in Labour Attendance Sheet in Excel Format

  • Use the Fill Handle feature to get the employees’ total working time for that particular day.

Labour Attendance Sheet in Excel Format

  • Repeat for all the days and get all the weeks’ working time for all employees.

Week 2 Labour Attendance Sheet in Excel Format

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Step 4 – Prepare a Monthly Summary

  • Click on cell C7 and insert the following formula:
=SUM('Week 1'!E8,'Week 1'!H8)
  • Press the Enter key.

Formula to Calculate Total Weekly Time Worked

  • Drag your Fill Handle down to copy the same formula for all the cells in the column.

Drag Fill Handle Below

  • Click on cell D7 and insert the following formula for Week 2 total working hours:
=SUM('Week 2'!E8,'Week 2'!H8,'Week 2'!K8,'Week 2'!N8,'Week 2'!Q8)
  • Hit the Enter key.

Formula to Calculate Total Time Worked in Week in Labour Attendance Sheet in Excel Format

  • AutoFill through the column via the Fill Handle.
  • Repeat the same procedures for other weeks, modifying the formula as needed.

Monthly SUmmary of Labour Attendance Sheet in Excel Format

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