Akshat Kumar & Sons Co Pvt. LTD Payroll Report: Empno Empname Dept Hourly Rate Regularhours Overtime Hours
Akshat Kumar & Sons Co Pvt. LTD Payroll Report: Empno Empname Dept Hourly Rate Regularhours Overtime Hours
Instructions:
Use cell bordering where I've used bordering and use cell patterns (fill color) wh
Be sure to use the appropriate numeric formatting for all numeric values; i.e., no
1. Regular Pay is calculated by multiplying the regular hours by the hourly rate.
2. Overtime Pay is calculated by multiplying the hourly rate by the overtime rate
3. Gross Pay is calculated by adding the regular pay and the overtime pay
4. FICA is calculated by multiplying the FICA rate by the Gross Pay. This calcul
5. State Tax is calculated by multiplying the State Tax Rate by the Gross Pay. T
6. Federal Tax is calculated by multiplying the Federal Tax Rate by the Gross P
7. Net Pay is calculated by subtracting all deductions (FICA, State and Federal
8. Apply conditional formatting to the Hourly Rate Column. The hourly rate shou
se cell patterns (fill color) where I have. You don't have to use the same border or the same color, but you must use this formatting featu
or all numeric values; i.e., notice that when a cell has a value of zero it displays as a dash; some of the numbers have dollar signs and s
rly rate by the overtime rate and then multiplying that by the overtime hours.
y the Gross Pay. This calculation should be rounded to two decimal positions (you'll need to use the =Round function in this formula).
ax Rate by the Gross Pay. This calculation should be rounded to two decimal positions (you'll need to use the =Round function in this fo
ral Tax Rate by the Gross Pay. This calculation should be rounded to two decimal positions (you'll need to use the =Round function in t
olumn. The hourly rate should be displayed in Red if it's less than $10 per hour and in Blue if it's $10.00 per hour or more.
meric values must be formatted as displayed.
but you must use this formatting feature in the spreadsheet. Make it appealing to the eye.
the numbers have dollar signs and some don't; all numeric values are displayed with two decimal positions, etc.