semkuTime calculator with lunch
Enter start and end times and unpaid lunch minutes for each day to see your weekly hours. Print the time card.
| Day | Start | End | Lunch (min) |
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| Mon | |||
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If you only need the difference between two times or to add or subtract time, use Time calculator.
Calculation rules
Daily hours equal the time from Start to End minus Lunch (min). Lunch is an unpaid deduction; enter 0 when no break should be deducted. Completely blank days are excluded.
If End is earlier than Start, End is treated as the next day. Identical start and end times mean zero elapsed time, not a full day. Each row is counted under its start day.
Weekly hours are the sum of daily minutes. The h:mm result keeps those minutes; decimal hours divide the total by 60 and round once to two decimal places, with ties rounded up. Pay and overtime are not calculated.
Frequently asked questions
- How many hours are 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM with a 30-minute lunch?
- The shift is 8 hours 30 minutes before lunch and 8:00 after the deduction; five such days total 40:00, or 40.00 h. Use Print sheet to print the time card.
- Can I enter a shift that crosses midnight?
- Yes. An end time earlier than the start time is treated as the next day, and the hours stay on the row where the shift starts.
- What should I enter for lunch if my break is paid?
- Enter only break minutes that should be deducted from your total; enter 0 when none should be deducted.
- Why does h:mm differ from decimal hours?
- The part after the colon is minutes, not a decimal fraction of an hour; decimal hours divide the total minutes by 60 and round to two places.
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Calculations run in your browser without sending your calculation inputs or results to the server. See “Privacy on this page” for information about access data.