calculating wages

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rooney2oons

I am trying to create a spread sheet that will automatically tell m
what my check should be before all the taxes and stuff are taken out.
I have a cell that shows how many hours I worked in the week. I kno
how to calculate my hours times my wage. I need to figure in OT. An
ideas on this?
If not I will just do it the old fashioned way.

Joh
 
If total hours worked is in cell A1 and normal working week is 40 hours then
if OT is in Cell B1

=MAX(0,A1-40)

or

=IF(A1>40,A1-40,0)

If OT is paid at 1.5 times standard hourly rate, then OT pay

=B1*C1*1.5 where C1 is standard hourly rate

i.e =Max(0,A1-40)*C1*1.5

To make your s/sheet (more) flexible put the standard hours and overtime
rate/factor in cells rather than have them as constants in the formulae;
pPerhaps also have them as named ranges to make the formulae more readable.

e.g.

=MAX(0,A1-StdHours)*HourlyRate*OTRate

HTH
 
This is just an suggestion for layout purposes. I created a "calender" (if
you will) in excel. I get paid every 2 wks.

- Column A the number of week of the year (1-52).

- Column B is the date for the beginning of each week (not payperiod),
though if your payperiod starts on a Saturday, you can certainly list Sat as
the first day of the week. With both A and B, you can enter the first value,
either 1 (col A) or 1/1/2006 (col B), then create the appropriate formula for
the remaining values, ie for the date (if first date is in cell B1), B2 would
be +B1+7.

- Colums C1:I1 would be

-Column J holds the value of the actual payday.

- Column K calculates TOTAL HOURS (for it's row), ie you will have two rows
for a two week payperiod.

- Each subsequent column after K can calculate REG PAY, OT PAY, VACATION, etc.

I have a pretty extensive spreadsheet that not only calculates what I should
be making (gross), but also if I take vacation, ie no OT or less OT then
normal, it will tell me how much I lose. and also est annual salary based of
averages of past payperiods.

I use OFFICE XP. If you would like a copy, I can email it to you. May be
Monday before I can do that though.

Hope this helps.
Les
 
One more thing. If you did not figure it out. I enter the number of hours in
the spreadsheet for each day worked.

Les
 

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