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Crew Schedule & Timesheet with Mileage

One week, one sheet: who worked, on what, for how long, how far they drove and what it cost

Google Sheets + ExcelOne-time purchaseInstant download47 checks passed
Crew Schedule & Timesheet with Mileage cover

What it does

Inside the workbook.

Verify the time against the bid hours before payroll runs, not after.

WHAT YOU GET

  • A 5-tab workbook: START HERE · WEEK SUMMARY · CREW & JOBS · WEEK TIMESHEET · FAQ
  • 2 charts that update themselves as you type
  • Realistic example figures already filled in, so you can watch it work before you replace them
  • A plain-English START HERE guide built into the file, plus a 12-question FAQ

WHY THIS ONE

  • Works in FREE Google Sheets. Also opens in Excel. No add-ons.
  • One-time purchase. No subscription, no account, no upsell.
  • Nothing connects to your bank or your software. You type the numbers in yourself.
  • Input cells are unlocked and formulas are protected so a stray paste cannot break the math — and there is NO password, so you can unlock and change anything.
  • Every formula was opened in a calculation engine, fully rebuilt, and checked against values worked out independently of the file. If one disagreed, it would not be on sale.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Download and open the file. Nothing to unzip.

2. Read the START HERE tab — about two minutes.

3. Type your numbers over the examples in the blue cells.

GOOGLE SHEETS

File > Import > Upload > choose the file > Replace spreadsheet. No XLOOKUP, no LAMBDA, nothing that breaks on import.

INSTANT DOWNLOAD

Available immediately after purchase under Purchases and Reviews. Nothing ships.

REFUNDS AND SUPPORT

Instant digital downloads cannot be returned automatically through Etsy. Message me — if something is broken or not what you expected, I will fix it or refund you.

AI DISCLOSURE

This workbook was built with AI assistance. Every formula in it was then opened in a calculation engine and tested against independently calculated values before it was listed. The math is checked, not assumed.

This is a digital file only. No physical item will be shipped.

The proof

Every figure, worked out twice.

Before this workbook was listed it was opened in a calculation engine, rebuilt, and every headline figure was compared to a value computed independently in code from the same seed inputs. This is an excerpt of that ledger.

  1. BuildGenerated from a written spec, opened in a calculation engine, fully rebuilt.
  2. RecomputeEach figure worked out again in code — never read back from the sheet.
  3. CompareCell by cell, to a stated tolerance. One disagreement and it does not go on sale.
Proof ledgercrew-schedule-timesheet-with-mileage.xlsx
SheetCellExpectedCalculatedFigure
WEEK SUMMARYF5108108Regular hours logged
WEEK SUMMARYF677Overtime hours logged
WEEK SUMMARYF7115115TOTAL CREW HOURS
WEEK SUMMARYF86.1%6.1%Share of hours at overtime
WEEK SUMMARYF9-85-85Hours above what you planned
WEEK SUMMARYF123,1803,180Wages
WEEK SUMMARYF13572.40572.40urden on those wages
WEEK SUMMARYF14158.50158.50Mileage reimbursement
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Questions

Before you buy.

Will it work in free Google Sheets?

Yes. File > Import > Upload > choose the file > Replace spreadsheet. Every formula was written to run in both Excel and free Google Sheets — no XLOOKUP, no LAMBDA, no dynamic arrays, no add-ons and no subscription.

Why can't I type in some cells?

Those are formulas, locked so a stray paste cannot break the math. There is no password. Review > Unprotect Sheet in Excel, or Data > Protected sheets and ranges in Google Sheets, opens the whole thing if you want to change something.

What mileage rate should I put in?

Whatever your own policy, contract or accountant says. This file deliberately does not ship with a tax-agency figure: the published standard rate is reset every year, so a number baked into a spreadsheet would be wrong by next January and you would never notice. The rate lives in one blue cell on the WEEK SUMMARY tab and everything else follows it.

Is this payroll software?

No. It is a tracking tool. It adds up the hours, miles and dollars you type in and shows you the totals before you hand them to whoever actually runs your payroll. It does not calculate withholding, it does not file anything and it does not send anything anywhere.

Does it know my overtime rules?

No — you tell it. The threshold and the multiplier are two blue cells you set. The default of 40 hours at 1.5x is the common weekly arrangement, but some states use a daily threshold and some contracts differ. Use the rule that actually applies to you; if you are not sure which that is, the question belongs with your payroll provider or your state labour office, not with a spreadsheet.

Does it work in free Google Sheets?

Yes. Every workbook is built with an older, universal formula vocabulary so it imports into free Google Sheets without add-ons, and it opens in Excel as well. You get both in one purchase.

How was it tested?

The workbook was opened in a calculation engine, fully rebuilt, and 47 figures were compared to values worked out independently in code from the same seed inputs. One disagreement would have stopped the release. An excerpt of that ledger is on this page.

Get it

Crew Schedule & Timesheet with Mileage — $19.99

Instant download on Etsy. Google Sheets and Excel versions in the same purchase. No subscription, ever.

Educational estimates only. These calculators and workbooks do the arithmetic on the figures you enter; they are general-purpose tools, not financial, investment, tax, legal, lending, insurance or construction advice, and no result is a quote, an offer, or a guarantee of any outcome. Results depend entirely on your inputs and assumptions. Verify anything you intend to rely on with a licensed professional — a CPA, attorney, lender, licensed contractor, or your own agent. WorkbookBarn and Marcos Gil accept no liability for decisions made using these tools. Marcos Gil is a licensed Kentucky real estate agent (License No. 296259) and is not a lender, CPA or attorney.