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Weekly Class Attendance Excel
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This weekly class attendance excel from PlanoraNest gives you a ready-to-use workbook built around the WeeklyAttendance sheet. Pre-labeled rows, sensible formulas, and a layout you can open and start editing in minutes.
Works in Excel, Google Sheets, and WPS. One-time purchase at $1 (regularly $1), instant download, no subscription.
Who it's for
- Teachers, coaches, and parents coordinating schedules or sign-up lists.
- Event organizers tracking dates, assignments, and shared responsibilities.
- Households and small teams who prefer a printable spreadsheet planner.
What's in the workbook
3 sheets — start with Start Here:
| Sheet | What it does |
|---|---|
| Start Here | Quick-start guide with worksheet overview, setup tips, and navigation to the main sheets. |
| WeeklyAttendance | Weekly Class Attendance. Key fields: Note, Note. |
| About | Template attribution, license notes, and PlanoraNest link. |
Key features
- Editable labels: Rename categories, rows, and headers to match your process.
- Print-friendly: Clean spacing and headings suitable for PDF or paper copies.
Preview
Screenshots from the actual template:
Start Here
WeeklyAttendance sheet
About
How to use
- Open Start Here for navigation tips and setup notes.
- Work on WeeklyAttendance — replace sample labels with your own items.
- Enter your dates, amounts, or names in the editable cells; totals update automatically.
- Review summary or total rows at the bottom of each sheet before sharing or printing.
Works with
- Microsoft Excel (desktop & web)
- Google Sheets
- WPS Office
- LibreOffice Calc
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Marcus Webb
Small business owner
Verified purchaseStraightforward setup, fair price
Not an Excel power user, but the Start Here guide made setup obvious. I customized dropdowns, replaced sample data on Start Here, and started tracking work the same day. One-time purchase was worth it.
David Okonkwo
Team lead
Verified purchaseWeeklyAttendance saved our team time
Our team uses the WeeklyAttendance sheet weekly. Weekly Class Attendance. Key fields: Note, Note. For $3.9 it beat the free templates we tried — fewer broken totals and a clearer layout.
Sarah Chen
Office administrator
Verified purchaseExactly what I needed for Start Here
I needed a practical weekly class attendance excel without rebuilding formulas from scratch. The Start Here sheet already had the rows I use — Start Here. I renamed a few labels, entered last month's numbers, and had a working version the same afternoon. Opened it in Google Sheets and everything calculated correctly.