Weekly Timesheet Application

This example shows how an Excel-based weekly timesheet can become a browser-based application in SpreadsheetWeb Hub. Employees can enter time against the appropriate days or work categories without distributing copies of the original workbook. The application keeps the workbook's formulas and business logic behind a guided web interface, making data entry more consistent and easier to manage.

What the example demonstrates

The video walks through the completed timesheet experience and the type of process it supports. A user records hours for the week, while calculations in the underlying workbook produce the totals and other derived values. The application can collect identifying details and period information alongside the time entries so each submission remains associated with the correct employee and week.

This pattern is useful when an organization wants to replace emailed spreadsheets with a centralized process. SpreadsheetWeb Hub provides controlled access to the application, and submitted records can be reviewed without asking users to send revised workbook files. The same approach can be adapted for project time tracking, contractor reporting, attendance records, or other recurring forms that rely on Excel calculations.

Before building your own version

Prepare a workbook with clearly identified input cells, formulas for totals and validation, and the fields you want to retain with each submission. Then use SpreadsheetWeb Hub to generate the application, organize the controls, and test the full weekly workflow with representative users before making it broadly available.