Field guide
How to print, export, and save a weekly timecard
How to print, export CSV, and save a weekly timecard. Choose a paper copy, spreadsheet export, or a private device-local draft for U.S. timecards.
Reviewed 2026-09-12 · Shift Ledger
Review before exporting
Set the week start, enter the periods, and calculate. Fix every partial input or overlap before exporting. For a biweekly card, review each weekly subtotal as well as the combined number.
Print a clean copy
Choose US Letter or A4, then Print. The print layout focuses on the dated timecard and results and omits navigation and advertising. Use your browser's Save as PDF destination when you want a file instead of paper. Browser print margins and scaling can affect pagination.
Download CSV for a spreadsheet
CSV is a plain-text table with quoted cells. Open it in your spreadsheet application and check that dates and decimal values are interpreted as intended. Downloading is initiated only by your click. Values that could be spreadsheet formulas are escaped.
Save a draft on this device
Device saving is optional. Enable it only when you want the entries retained in this browser. Someone using the same browser profile may be able to restore them. Reset changes the current form; Clear saved data removes the stored draft.
Keep a portable backup
Use the JSON backup export to keep an editable draft, and import that backup later in the matching tool. Imported backups are validated. The file stays on your device unless you choose to share it. Browser storage can be cleared or unavailable, so it is not a permanent archive.
Frequently asked questions
How do I export my timecard to Excel?
Click "Download CSV" after calculating. Open the CSV file in Excel or Google Sheets. The file contains all your timecard data in a spreadsheet-ready format.
Can I save my timecard without downloading?
Yes. Use the "Save your work on this device" panel to save a draft in your browser. This stays on your device until you clear it.
Found an issue? Contact the maintainer with the example and expected result. Please omit personal timecards.