Free Time Card Template
Are you looking for timecards or a low-cost timecard software solution? There are many electronic timecard systems out there, but if you just need something simple, try our free timecard template for Excel. It calculates total hours for a week broken down by project.
If this free timecard isn't exactly what you need, try our other other timesheet templates, or let us know what you would like the time card template to do for you.
Weekly Time Card Template
for Excel, OpenOffice, and Google Docs
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Excel 2010 Version
Microsoft Excel® 2003 or Later
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This project-based timecard calculates total hours grouped by project and day of the week. Recording hours worked on specific projects is useful for budget tracking, or if you are a smaller company, it can be a simple way of communicating to your boss what you've been working on.
Biweekly Timecard: The spreadsheet contains both a weekly version of the timecard as well as the biweekly version shown in the screenshot on the left. You can also choose whether to enter hours using decimal or h:mm format.
Note: The biweekly version of this time card is one of the spreadsheets that Vertex42 uses to manage its own payroll.
Submitting Your Time Card: You can turn this template into a simple electronic timecard system by emailing the completed time card to your employer, either in spreadsheet form, or by first converting to a PDF file (may require a separate PDF creation tool).
"No Installation, No Macros - Just a simple spreadsheet - An original creation by Dr. Jon Wittwer of Vertex42.com"
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More Timecard Templates
- Timesheet Template - Basic weekly or biweekly timesheet template.
- Timesheet Template with Breaks - Track your clock-in and clock-out times. Weekly or biweekly.
