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Employee Time Sheet Microsoft Excel Application (with VBA)

Here's a simple solution that can help you manage your employee time records. One of the things that took me a lot of time doing is managing employee time-records and payroll.
To help free up my time, I created a tool that tracks and records employee shifts. This is not exactly the same one that I used, but this can definitely help you with your employee record management today.

To help you get started, a tutorial in slideshow format is available below for you to view. This is a simple program to use. If you have experience using Microsoft Excel, you will have no problem getting used to this. This tool uses VBA, formulas and pivot tables. If you will encounter problems with the file, please contact me and I'll do my best to help you with your troubles.



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Employee Time Sheet Tutorial

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