Time Card Assignment

 

Introduction:

When you get your first job and others thereafter, keep a back up record of your weekly hours. Using Microsoft Excel create a time card to keep track of your hours and rate of pay

 

Directions:

Header Information and Setup:

1.       Highlight cells A1:I1, click on the “Merge and Center” button.

2.       Type in “Employee Timecard with Your Name” format = Arial 18, bold, center.

3.       Cell A4: type “Employer Name:” format = Arial 10, bold, left aligned

4.       Cell A5: type “Manager:” format = Arial 10, bold, left aligned.

5.       Cell B4: type your first & last name, format = Arial 10, Bold, left.

6.       Cell B5: type in your manager’s name (if you don't have one, make up a name), format = Arial 10, left.

7.       Cell E4: type “Hourly Wages:” format = Arial 10, bold, left.

8.       Cell E5: type “Overtime Wage:” format = Arial 10, bold, left.

9.       Cell F4: type in overtime amount which is usually "time and one-half", if you do not have a job type “8.00” for hourly wages and $12.00 for overtime. = Arial 10, left.  .

 

Table Information and Setup:

1.       Highlight cells A7:I20. Format Cells – Border Outline Thick and Border Outline Inside thin black line.

2.       Highlight Cells A7:I7. Format/Cells: Alignment – Merge Cells, Patterns – (New Shade + Pattern)

3.       Cell A7: type “January” format = Arial 16, left

4.       Highlight Cells A8:I8, Format/Cells: Patterns- Shading – Grey

5.       Cell A8: type: “Week” format = Arial 12, bold, left

6.       Cell B9:I15, font format = Arial 10, CENTER.

7.       Cell B8, D8, F8, H8: type “Week 1”  , “Week 2” , “Week 3” , “Week 4”

8.       Cell C8, E8, G8, I8: type “Overtime”

9.       Cells A9:A15, type each day of the week in as seen in example, format = Arial 10 left

10.   Cell A16: type “Weekly Hours” format = Arial 10, bold, left align

11.   Cell A17: type “Weekly Income” format = Arial 10, bold, left align.

12.   Cell A18: type “Monthly Income Before Taxes” format = Arial 10, bold, left align.

13.   Cell A19: type “After Taxes” format = Arial 10, bold, left align.

14.   Cell A20: type “Total Income After Taxes” format = Arial 12, bold left.

15.   Cells A20:I20 Format Cells: Patterns – Add shading and pattern

16.   Cells A 20:I20 = Format/Row/Height 25

17.   Cell B20 = Bold and Italicize, Font size 12

18.   Cells A8:I8 – Format/row/Height/20

19.   Cells A9:I19 = Format/Row/Height/15

20.   Cells A1:I20 = Format/Column/AutoFit Selection.

 

Fill in your hours that you would work, and/or possibly over-time.  Don't worry if you don't have a job, just put in pretend hours.

 

 

Formulas:

1.    Cell B16 – Formula: =SUM(B9:B15)

2.    Cell C16 – Formula: =SUM(C9:C15)

3.    Cell D16 – Formula: =SUM(D9:D15)

4.    Cell E16 – Formula: =SUM(E9:E15)

5.    Cell F16 – Formula: =SUM(F9:F15)

6.    Cell G16 – Formula: =SUM(G9:G15)

7.    Cell H16 – Formula: =SUM(H9:H15)

8.    Cell I16 – Formula: =SUM(I9:I15)

9.    Cell B17 – Formula: =SUM(B16*F4)

10.                       Cell C17 – Formula: =SUM(C16*F5)

11.                       Cell D17 – Formula: =SUM(D16*F4)

12.                       Cell E17 – Formula: =SUM(E16*F5)

13.                       Cell F17 – Formula: =SUM(F16*F4)

14.                       Cell G17 – Formula: =SUM(G16*F5)

15.                       Cell H17 – Formula: =SUM(H16*F4)

16.                       Cell I17- Formula: =SUM(I16*F5)

17.                       Cell B18- Formula: =SUM(B17:I17)

18.                       25. Cell B19- Formula: =SUM(B18*.25)

19.                       26. Cell B20- Formula: =SUM(B18-B19)

 

21.   File/Page Setup/Layout/Landscape

Created by Ryan Balcom, PHS Student 4/2007

Modified by Lynn Olps 4/2008

 

 

 

 

Assignment Courtesy of Ryan Balcom, Student at PHS – 2007

Modified 04_08