Biweekly Time Card
Enter fourteen days of shifts to see both weekly subtotals and the full pay-period total.
Calculate each day’s net shift time, total days 1 through 7 for week one, and total days 8 through 14 for week two. Add both weekly subtotals for the complete 14-day result.
Weekly and biweekly timesheet
Optional period information
| Day | Shifts | Daily total |
|---|---|---|
| Monday Week 1 | | |
| Tuesday Week 1 | | |
| Wednesday Week 1 | | |
| Thursday Week 1 | | |
| Friday Week 1 | | |
| Saturday Week 1 | | |
| Sunday Week 1 | | |
| Monday Week 2 | | |
| Tuesday Week 2 | | |
| Wednesday Week 2 | | |
| Thursday Week 2 | | |
| Friday Week 2 | | |
| Saturday Week 2 | | |
| Sunday Week 2 | |
Pay and overtime values are configurable mathematical estimates, not legal or payroll advice.
How do you calculate a biweekly time card?
Calculate each day’s net shift time, total days 1 through 7 for week one, and total days 8 through 14 for week two. Add both weekly subtotals for the complete 14-day result.
Each week remains visible separately before the engine combines both into one fourteen-day total.
Biweekly total = week 1 net minutes + week 2 net minutes.
Worked example
A 40-hour first week and a 35-hour second week produce a biweekly total of 75 hours.
Important cases
- Blank days remain zero.
- Weekly overtime scope resets after day seven when enabled.
Common questions
How do you calculate a biweekly time card?
Calculate each day’s net shift time, total days 1 through 7 for week one, and total days 8 through 14 for week two. Add both weekly subtotals for the complete 14-day result.
What should you check when using the Biweekly Time Card?
Blank days remain zero. Weekly overtime scope resets after day seven when enabled.
Calculated using whole-minute arithmetic. Review the calculation methodology and rounding rules.