Microsoft Excel Employee Punch Clock.

Trent Watson 29 April 2020
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Microsoft Excel Employee Punch Clock is a excel VBA application used to record employee checkIN time and CheckOUT time.

Testing done with the following versions of Office Excel:

Excel 2010 – Written and Tested on a Windows 7 machine using Excel 2010. The application has not been tested using Excel 2010 on Windows 8.

Excel 2013 – The application has been tested using Excel 2013 on Windows 8. The application runs a bit slower. The application has not been tested using Excel 2013 on Windows 7.

Excel 2007 – The application might run using Excel 2007, but this has not been tested.

Excel 2003 – The application will not run using Excel 2003 or legacy excel versions.

Note: This is a development by one of our apprentice students. No support provided. Use as-is.

UserName: admin

Password: admin

Add the file to a location wherein macros are allowed.

Features:

Nightshift automatic checkOUT and CheckIN.

Reporting table (End of month report).

Upto 6 administrators including super administrator.

1000 employee (unlimited but, tested upto 1000 employees)

Can be used with Microsoft Surface Tablet (Full screen enabled)

Screenshots:

Excel Employee Punch Clock

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Categories: Excel, Microsoft Office
Trent Watson

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  1. Luna Stella 30 April 2020

    Was that created by Venus Lundy the Graduate from Victoria? I’m sure a lot of small business manufacturers would like this creation. We might need to test it on Office365’s Excel.  I like the admin panel.