Creating a Salary Sheet and a Registry Book in Excel can help you track employee payments, attendance, and details efficiently. Below is a guide to help you set up both.
🧾 1. Salary Sheet in Excel
✅ Step-by-Step to Create a Basic Salary Sheet
A. Design the Layout
In an Excel worksheet, set up your headers like this:
A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I |
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Employee ID | Name | Designation | Basic Salary | HRA | Allowances | Deductions | Net Salary | Remarks |
You can also add:
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Overtime
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Bonus
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Provident Fund (PF)
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Taxes
B. Add Formulas
Let’s assume:
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Basic Salary
= ₹30,000 (column D) -
HRA
= 20% of Basic -
Allowances
= Fixed -
Deductions
= PF, Tax, etc. -
Net Salary
= (Basic + HRA + Allowances) - Deductions
In Column E (HRA):
In Column H (Net Salary):
Apply this to all rows with data.
C. Format the Sheet
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Use cell borders for clarity.
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Use Currency format for salary columns.
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Use Freeze Panes to lock headers.
📘 2. Registry Book in Excel
A registry book is usually a record of attendance, entries/exits, or logbook data.
✅ Sample Layout for Employee Attendance Registry
A | B | C | D | E | F |
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Date | Emp ID | Name | In Time | Out Time | Remarks |
Optional Columns:
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Department
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Late/Absent
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Total Hours Worked
Formulas for Time Worked
In Column G (Hours Worked):
Make sure columns D and E are formatted as Time.
📁 Tips for Organization
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Use separate sheets: One for salary, one for registry.
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Add a summary sheet with totals, averages, and filters.
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Protect sheets to avoid accidental changes (Review > Protect Sheet).
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Use Excel Tables for easy filtering and formatting (Ctrl + T).
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