Creating a time card with overtime and double time please help me i need to finish this

josebrizo

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Hello friends
Thank you very much in advance to anyone who helps me on getting this time card ready, ive been trying and trying different methods and i just cant figure it out..

I am creating a time card for my work as i cant punch in or out in office, i have to do it at home and then email it out to the office and i need it to be easy to use and calculate by itself.

E11 is Time In
F11 is Lunch Out
G11 is Lunch Return
H11 is Time Out.

thank you so much to anyone that is willing to help me on this

Thank you everyone!! on this forums
 

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Hi,

You didn't give any specifics...

So, assuming your hours Don't go past midnight, you Don't get paid for lunch, and you don't work Over 24 hours:


Book1
DEF
11Time In8:00 AM
12Lounch Out12:00 PM
13Lounch Return1:00 PM
14Time Out5:00 PM
15Net Hours worked8:00<--Format as h:mm
Sheet437
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E15=E14-E11-(E13-E12)
 
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Hello I’m sorry, sometimes I start work from 4 am get 30 minutes lunch and stop work at 5 pm let say that would give me 4 hours overtime and .50 of double time.. I need a formula based on that schedule to calculate my double time and also overtime ....

Hi,

You didn't give any specifics...

So, assuming your hours Don't go past midnight, you Don't get paid for lunch, and you don't work Over 24 hours:


Book1
DEF
11Time In8:00 AM
12Lounch Out12:00 PM
13Lounch Return1:00 PM
14Time Out5:00 PM
15Net Hours worked8:00<--Format as h:mm
Sheet437
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E15=E14-E11-(E13-E12)
 
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Excel 2010
DE
11Time In4:00 AM
12Time Out5:00 PM
13Lunch0:30
14Net Hours worked12.50
15Regular8.00
16Double0.50
17Overtime4.00
18
19T201901a1a
20
1a
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E14=(E12-E11-E13)*24
E15=MIN(E14,8)
E16=MAX(0,E14-12)
E17=E14-E15-E16
 
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Excel 2010
DE
11Time In4:00 AM
12Time Out5:00 PM
13Lunch0:30
14Net Hours worked12.50
15Regular8.00
16Double0.50
17Overtime4.00
18
19T201901a1a
20

<colgroup><col style="width: 25pxpx"><col><col></colgroup><thead>
</thead><tbody>
</tbody>
1a

Worksheet Formulas
CellFormula
E14=(E12-E11-E13)*24
E15=MIN(E14,8)
E16=MAX(0,E14-12)
E17=E14-E15-E16

<thead>
</thead><tbody>
</tbody>

<tbody>
</tbody>

can you please explain the double overtime and normal overtime
after how many hours do you get double overtime and how many hours normal overtime??
 
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Hello.. in California the law is, that after your 8 hours you get over time.. but during overtime if you work 4 hours is called over time pays time and a half .. now if you work past those 4 hours you get pay double time.. let say instead of $30 hour you’ll get $60.. but if you work within those rules..same day.. or overtime after your 40 hours of the week

Excel 2010
DE
11Time In4:00 AM
12Time Out5:00 PM
13Lunch0:30
14Net Hours worked12.50
15Regular8.00
16Double0.50
17Overtime4.00
18
19T201901a1a
20

<colgroup><col style="width: 25pxpx"><col><col></colgroup><thead>
</thead><tbody>
</tbody>
1a

Worksheet Formulas
CellFormula
E14=(E12-E11-E13)*24
E15=MIN(E14,8)
E16=MAX(0,E14-12)
E17=E14-E15-E16

<thead>
</thead><tbody>
</tbody>

<tbody>
</tbody>

can you please explain the double overtime and normal overtime
after how many hours do you get double overtime and how many hours normal overtime??
 
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Did post # 4 answer your question?
If not, please explain.
 
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Hello.. in California the law is, that after your 8 hours you get over time.. but during overtime if you work 4 hours is called over time pays time and a half .. now if you work past those 4 hours you get pay double time.. let say instead of $30 hour you’ll get $60.. but if you work within those rules..same day.. or overtime after your 40 hours of the week


YOU GUYS ARE REALLY ONE BIG HELP ON THIS SUBJECT, I REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR INPUTS.. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
 
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Ensure that the example is appropriate considering the
payroll legislation in your area; edit the formulas if necessary.

Nonexempt employees must be paid daily overtime as follows: One and one-half times the employee's regular rate of pay for all hours worked in excess of 8 hours, up to and including 12 hours in any workday, and for the first 8 hours worked on the seventh consecutive day of work in a workweek.

What is a work week? What hours are at 1.5? What hours are at 2.0? What rates apply to Saturday?
What rates apply to Sunday? What are rates after 40 hours?



Excel 2010
CDEFGHIJKLM
2Jan 07 19Jan 08 19Jan 09 19Jan 10 19Jan 11 19Jan 12 19Jan 13 19
3Version 1Day 1Day 2Day 3Day 4Day 5Day 6Day 7TotalAdjTotal
4Hours55713138106161
5Regular557888041-140
6OT @ 2.0000110244
7OT @ 1.5000440816117
8
9Version 2Day1Day2Day3Day4Day5Day6Day7Total
10Hours557131381061
11OT @ 2.04
12Regular40
13OT @ 1.517
14
1aa
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
K4=SUM(D4:J4)
K5=SUM(D5:J5)
K6=SUM(D6:J6)
K7=K4-K5-K6
K10=SUM(D10:J10)
K11=SUMPRODUCT(--(D10:I10>12),D10:I10-12)+(J10>8)*(J10-8)
K12=MIN(40,SUM(D10:I10)-SUMPRODUCT(--(D10:I10>8),D10:I10-8))
K13=K10-K11-K12
D5=MIN(8,D4)*(WEEKDAY(D2,2)<7)
D6=(D4>12)*(D4-12)+(COUNT($D$2:D2)=7)*(D4>8)*(MIN(4,D4-8))
D7=D4-D5-D6
E5=MIN(8,E4)*(WEEKDAY(E2,2)<7)
E6=(E4>12)*(E4-12)+(COUNT($D$2:E2)=7)*(E4>8)*(MIN(4,E4-8))
E7=E4-E5-E6
F5=MIN(8,F4)*(WEEKDAY(F2,2)<7)
F6=(F4>12)*(F4-12)+(COUNT($D$2:F2)=7)*(F4>8)*(MIN(4,F4-8))
F7=F4-F5-F6
G5=MIN(8,G4)*(WEEKDAY(G2,2)<7)
G6=(G4>12)*(G4-12)+(COUNT($D$2:G2)=7)*(G4>8)*(MIN(4,G4-8))
G7=G4-G5-G6
H5=MIN(8,H4)*(WEEKDAY(H2,2)<7)
H6=(H4>12)*(H4-12)+(COUNT($D$2:H2)=7)*(H4>8)*(MIN(4,H4-8))
H7=H4-H5-H6
I5=MIN(8,I4)*(WEEKDAY(I2,2)<7)
I6=(I4>12)*(I4-12)+(COUNT($D$2:I2)=7)*(I4>8)*(MIN(4,I4-8))
I7=I4-I5-I6
J5=MIN(8,J4)*(WEEKDAY(J2,2)<7)
J6=(J4>12)*(J4-12)+(COUNT($D$2:J2)=7)*(J4>8)*(MIN(4,J4-8))
J7=J4-J5-J6
L5=-L7
L7=(K5>40)*(K5-40)
M4=K4+L4
M5=K5+L5
M6=K6+L6
M7=K7+L7
 
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