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Instructions on How to Use the Time Calculator, for Adding Hours and Minutes

To use the online time calculator simply enter the minutes on the right, and the hours on the left.  You DO NOT enter decimal points, words, or any type of punctuation mark including colons (:).  DO NOT press the enter key for the online version of the time calculator.  To obtain the result, after you enter numbers, left click on the calculation button, or press the tab key.  Alternatively, you can left click with the mouse on the tan background.  However, the tab key is the most efficient way to use the calculator, because it also moves the cruiser from one cell to another.  If you want to delete all of the numbers that you entered press the button marked: CLEAR (delete all).  If you want to print your results you should open the printer friendly version of the online calculator.

     The Excel and OpenOffice Calc versions of the calculator work the same as above, except you can use the enter key to obtain the calculated results.    

Download Excel Version of the Time Calculator, for Adding Hours and Minutes 

For an Excel version of the above calculator, left click on these words.  You must have Microsoft Excel on your computer to use the Excel version.

OpenOffice Calc Version of the Time Calculator, for Adding Hours and Minutes

If you do not have Microsoft Excel, you can download the OpenOffice Calc version by left clicking on these words.  After the download is completed you will see an icon.  Left click on the icon, and the calculator will open. (All of this does not apply to the Excel version.) To use the OpenOffice Calc version, you must obtain a free version of OpenOffice.org, as explained below.

How to obtain OpenOffice.org for Free

To use the OpenOffice Calc versions you must download a free copy of OpenOffice.org, by left clicking on the following link: www.OpenOffice.org 

Incidentally, OpenOffice.org is one of the best software packages available.  It can perform almost all of the functions that Microsoft Office can, including opening documents and spreadsheets that were produced with Microsoft Office.  

Software Calculators for Totaling the Number of Working Hours for a One or Two Week Period

If you want a calculator that adds up the number of hours that an individual worked on a job, throughout a five day Monday to Friday, workweek, left click on the following link:   

To obtain this calculator in an Excel format left click on these words.

To obtain the calculator an OpenOffice Calc format left click on these words. After the download is completed you will see an icon.  Left click on the icon, and the calculator will open. (All of this does not apply to the Excel version.) To use the OpenOffice Calc version, you must obtain a free version of OpenOffice.org, as explained above.

How to Download all of the Above Calculators (in template format) in a Single Folder

If you want the above calculators in a reusable template format left click on these words.  This will download a folder that contains the Excel and OpenOffice Calc versions, as well as a JavaScript version.

When you download the folder, you can use the Windows cut-and-paste functions to place the folder anywhere you choose, such as on the desktop, or in the documents folder.  

To open the folder left click on it with the mouse, and then you will see five icons, each representing a calculator.  To open one of the calculators left click on its icon.  

Each time you open a template you must save the resulting document with a file name that is different than other file names that you have on your system.  The document will have the calculator in it, and you can open it, and enter numbers at any time, and it will recalculate.  This feature is useful when permanent records are needed.  All of this only applies to the Excel and the OpenOffice Calc templates, and it does not apply to the JavaScript version. The JavaScript version does not retain any information once it is closed.

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