How to Make a Timesheet in Excel - Tutorial

In this step-by-step tutorial, you’ll see how to create a timesheet for your employees using Excel. You can then choose whether to print the timesheet for manual entries or have your employees fill it out electronically.
The timesheet is fairly simple to make as it does not require any vba. This means that beginner Excel users can also accomplish this by following along.
This is an easy solution for a DIY timesheet, especially for small business owners.
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[@ZhengggWang]

Thanks! but why I tried to use plus 1 for the second date, it shows the value mistake sign?

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[@whereswendy]

I am wondering...if a staff member working a 12:00am-8:00a.m - how would I adjust the formula?