Excel lets you compute overtime. Try =IF(D2>8, D2-8, 0). That number is your official grudge against unpaid labor. Watch it grow like a tiny rebellion.
You can also track “lunch breaks” by subtracting 0.5 hours. But only if you actually took one. Excel judges no one. It just counts.
Want to be extra? Add conditional formatting. Make hours >10 turn bright red. Red means danger. Red means you need a coffee and a bus ride home.
Quirky Fact: The First Timesheet Was a Rock
Ancient Sumerians carved hours into clay tablets. Their “undo” button was a rock to the face. You have Ctrl+Z. Gratitude is the vibe here.
How To Create A Weekly Timesheet In Excel - Design Talk
Your Excel sheet is basically a digital clay tablet that never breaks. Unless you spill coffee on your laptop. Don’t do that.
