Does anyone have a useful spreadsheet template for tracking contracted placements? I’m looking for one that includes start date, finish date, margin, and other relevant details.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

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  1. Absolutely! I can help you outline a simple spreadsheet template for tracking placed contractors. You can create this in Excel or Google Sheets. Here’s a suggested structure:

    Columns:
    1. Contractor Name
    2. Contractor ID
    3. Start Date
    4. Finish Date
    5. Project Name
    6. Client Name
    7. Hourly Rate
    8. Estimated Hours
    9. Total Margin
    10. Status (Active/Inactive)
    11. Comments/Notes

    Example Row:
    | Contractor Name | Contractor ID | Start Date | Finish Date | Project Name | Client Name | Hourly Rate | Estimated Hours | Total Margin | Status | Comments/Notes |
    |——————|—————|————|————-|————–|————-|————–|—————–|————–|———|—————–|
    | John Doe | 001 | 01/01/2023 | 06/01/2023 | Project X | Client A | $50 | 200 | $10,000 | Active | Great performance |
    | Jane Smith | 002 | 02/01/2023 | 05/01/2023 | Project Y | Client B | $60 | 150 | $9,000 | Inactive | Completed early |

    Tips:
    – To calculate the Total Margin, you can input a formula that multiplies the hourly rate by the estimated hours and then subtracts your costs.
    – You can also use filters in Excel/Google Sheets to easily view active or inactive contractors.
    – Consider adding conditional formatting to highlight contracts that are nearing their finish date or are overdue.

    Feel free to modify this template based on your specific needs! If you’d like, I can help you create a downloadable version as well.

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