How to create weekly timesheet

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hi all, for hrm project i'm working on web based timesheet. I'm able to create daily basis timesheet(

SQL

employeeid, projectid, hours, totaltime(entry date + hours ), weeknumber

), and also able to show weekly timesheet(filtered by select week) with features: editable row wise, grouping.

Now my client requirement is to fill timesheet on week bases(not daily). Same as the exel timesheets. add new row for diffeernt project just like(pivot table)

C#

Project Name | Monday | Tuesday |... | Sunday 
Sample1          6         2
Sample2          2         8
...             ...       ...

Hours are bounded to textbox.

Thanks in advance

P.S. sorry for grammer mistakes.

Posted 5-Oct-12 0:07am

Sandeip Yadav

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Aysha Patel · Answer 1 · 2012-10-05T01:56:00

Hey i m working on same...i also implemented it .i m giving u my code accrding u change ur query n also code..

C#

 public void calculateWeek()
    {
        try
        {
            DateTime date = Convert.ToDateTime(txtenddate2.Text);
            DateTime startDate = date;
            DateTime lastdate = DateTime.Now;
            DateTime endDate = startDate.AddMonths(1).AddDays(-1);
            int i = 0;
            for (DateTime result = startDate; result <= endDate; result = lastdate.AddDays(1))
            {
                if (result.Day != 31)
                {
                    weeks[i, 0] = result.ToString();
                    if (result.AddDays(14) >= endDate)
                    {
                        weeks[i, 1] = endDate.ToString();
                        lastdate = result.AddDays(14);
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        weeks[i, 1] = result.AddDays(14).ToString();
                        lastdate = result.AddDays(14);
                    }
                }
                else
                {
                    weeks[i - 1, 1] = result.ToString();
                    lastdate = result.AddDays(14);
                }
                i++;

            }

            if (weeks.Length > 0)
            {
                Session["frt_1"] = Convert.ToDateTime(weeks[0, 0].ToString());
                Session["frt_2"] = Convert.ToDateTime(weeks[0, 1].ToString());
                Session["frt_3"] = Convert.ToDateTime(weeks[1, 0].ToString());
                Session["frt_4"] = Convert.ToDateTime(weeks[1, 1].ToString());
            }

        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {

        }
    }
//Response.Redirect("~/report1.aspx?dt=" + date + "&job=" + DropJob.SelectedValue + "&comp=" + ViewState["compid"].ToString() + "&pagename=WeekwiseJob");
                string str = "select s.StaffName,isnull(t.HourlyCharges,0) as HourlyCharges,isnull(sum(convert(float,TotalTime)),0)as TotalTime, " +
                " isnull((isnull(sum(convert(float,TotalTime)),0)* t.HourlyCharges),0)as Charges,isnull(sum(OpeAmt),0)as OpeAmt,dbo.TotalTime(isnull(sum(convert(float,TotalTime)),0)) as mints,convert(varchar(50),dbo.TotalTime(isnull(sum(convert(float,TotalTime)),0))/60) + '.' + convert(varchar(50),dbo.TotalTime(isnull(sum(convert(float,TotalTime)),0))%60) as timet " +
                " from   dbo.Staff_Master as s right join dbo.Job_Staff_Table as j on s.StaffCode=j.StaffCode " +
                " left join  dbo.TimeSheet_Table as t on  t.JobId=j.JobId and t.StaffCode=j.StaffCode  and  t.Date>='" + Convert.ToDateTime(weeks[0, 0].ToString()) + "' " +
                " and t.Date <='" + Convert.ToDateTime(weeks[1, 1].ToString()) + "' where  j.JobId='" + DropJob.SelectedValue + "' and t.CLTId='" + DropClient.SelectedValue + "' group by s.StaffName,t.HourlyCharges";
                DataTable dt = db.GetDataTable(str);

Sandeip Yadav · Answer 2 · 2012-10-05T02:38:00

thanks for reply...
Calculating week isn't a problem... I'm able to fetch data according to week by parameter

SQL

@WeekStartDate and @WeekEndDate or @Weeknumber

..

SQL

select * from (select e.AccountProjectId, dbo.GetWeekDayNameOfDate(e.totaltime) as weekd, e.Hours from AccountEmployeeTimeEntry e where CONVERT(date, StartTime)= @start and CONVERT(date, EndTime)=@end and AccountEmployeeId =@AccountEmployeeId) P pivot (
dbo.sumFunction(hours) for weekd in([Monday], [Tuesday], [Wednesday], [thursday], [Friday], [Saturday], [Sunday] ) ) as pvt

i want to insert and update in weekly format(not in daily format) ... please provide info regarding insert n update in week format

How to create weekly timesheet

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