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How to Calculate Weekly Hours Worked

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): Add the hours and minutes worked each day, then convert any remaining minutes to decimal hours if your timesheet requires them. For example, five shifts of 7:45 add up to 38:45, or 38.75 decimal hours. Use the free hours calculator on this page to sum as many daily lines as you need, or calculate each shift from start, end, and break times.

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Add and subtract hours

Total0:00

Hours between two times

Time worked

Step by step

  1. In the second part of the calculator, enter start time, end time, and break length to find each day's time worked.
  2. In the first part, enter each day's hours and minutes on a separate line with +.
  3. Add lines for a 5-day week, 6-day week, or a 2-week pay period.
  4. Read the weekly total in both hours:minutes and decimal hours.

At a glance

ScheduleDaily shiftWeekly total
5 days8:0040:00 (40.00)
5 days7:3037:30 (37.50)
6 days7:2044:00 (44.00)
2 weeks (10 days)8:0080:00 (80.00)

Related questions

How do I use an hours calculator for 2 weeks?

Add 10 to 14 lines in the first part of the calculator, one for each shift in the two-week period. The total updates automatically as you add lines.

How do I calculate hours for a work week with lunch breaks?

Use the second part of the calculator for each day by entering the start time, end time, and break duration. Then sum those daily results in the first part.

What if I worked a night shift during the week?

Enter the start and end times as they are, such as 22:00 to 06:00. When the end time is earlier than the start time, the calculator counts it as the next day.

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Updated November 14, 2026.