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Learn how to create Employee Time Tracker in Excel

To track employee time in Excel, you can create an employee time clock by setting up a simple table with columns for employee names, dates, clock-in, and clock-out times. You can use formulas like =NOW() to automatically record the current time when employees clock in or out. By subtracting the clock-in time from the clock-out time, you can calculate the hours worked. Excel provides timesheet templates that you can customize to suit your needs, making it easy to track employee hours and manage work schedules effectively.

Here are the formulas featured in my video.

Late Comers
=FILTER(B9:B28,C9:C28>C4)

Early Departures
=FILTER(B9:B28,D9:D28(C4+TIME(0,C6,0)))

Early Departures - With 30 min allowance
=FILTER(B9:B28,D9:D28
Transcript
00:00This is a pretty controversial Excel dataset table, the employee timekeeping table.
00:05Let me show you how you can improve your employee timekeeping table so that you can identify
00:10late comers and early departures.
00:13Let's start off with late comers.
00:15You're going to start off with filter function.
00:17The first argument on the filter function will be the employee name, and that's what
00:21you're going to return, comma.
00:23The second argument on the filter function is essentially your condition.
00:26We're going to say clock in time greater than the official start time at cell C4, which
00:34is 8 a.m., and close parenthesis, and then enter.
00:37And these are the list of names of people who came to work after 8 a.m.
00:43Likewise, for early departure, you're going to use a filter function, open parenthesis, and
00:48the first argument on filter function would be the employee name, comma.
00:53The second argument, like the late comers, is actually a condition.
00:57We're going to, this time around, use clock out time, lesser than official end time, close
01:05parenthesis, and hit enter.
01:07And this is a list of people who left work before 5 p.m.
01:11Like any other company, they do have allowance.
01:14They don't expect people to arrive exactly at 8 or live exactly at 5.
01:19And I've created another cell to hold 30-minute allowance, which means you're okay to come
01:25later by 30 minutes.
01:27So in order to incorporate these 30 minutes, you're going to have to modify your filter
01:32function like this.
01:33On the second argument of filter function, on that C4, where the official start time is
01:38there, you're going to basically add 30 minutes.
01:41But 30 minutes, you have to convert them into official time using a time function.
01:46And the first argument on time function is your hour, which is going to be zero.
01:50Second argument is the allowance time, which is C6 of 30 minutes, comma.
01:55And the third argument is seconds.
01:58And let's close it with two parenthesis for the time and hit enter.
02:02And these are the people who will show up for work after 8.30.
02:05Likewise, for the early departure, you're going to have to basically minus time, and the first
02:13argument is zero, comma, and the second argument is minute, which is this one here, comma, zero,
02:19close parenthesis twice.
02:21And these are people who left before 4.30 of the official end time.
02:27Thanks for listening.
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