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Gradebook spreadsheet for teachers

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Gradebook spreadsheet for teachers

Example result

Example for the Standard package

Spreadsheet template: invoice tracker for a small agency

Sheet layout — tab "Invoices"

ColumnHeaderFilled by
AInvoice #You
BClientYou (drop-down from tab "Clients")
CIssue dateYou
DAmountYou
EPayment terms (days)Formula
FDue dateFormula
GPaid onYou (leave empty until paid)
HStatusFormula
IDays overdueFormula

Formulas (excerpt, 6 of 10)

E2 — payment terms from the client list =IFERROR(VLOOKUP(B2, Clients!A:C, 3, FALSE), 30) Looks up the client's terms in the "Clients" tab; if the client isn't there, uses 30 days.

F2 — due date =IF(C2="", "", C2 + E2) Adds the terms to the issue date. Stays empty for blank rows.

H2 — status =IF(C2="", "", IF(G2<>"", "Paid", IF(TODAY()>F2, "Overdue", "Open"))) Paid if a payment date is entered; otherwise Overdue after the due date, else Open.

I2 — days overdue =IF(H2="Overdue", TODAY() - F2, "")

Dashboard!B2 — total outstanding =SUMIFS(Invoices!D:D, Invoices!H:H, "<>Paid", Invoices!C:C, "<>")

Dashboard!A5 — balance by client (one formula fills the table) =QUERY(Invoices!B:H, "select B, sum(D) where H <> 'Paid' and B is not null group by B order by sum(D) desc label sum(D) 'Owed'", 1)

Where to paste

  • Put E2, F2, H2 and I2 in row 2 of "Invoices", then drag down to row 500
  • Paste the two Dashboard formulas once; they update by themselves
  • Conditional formatting on H2:H500: text is "Overdue" → light red fill

Edge cases handled

  • Partly paid invoice: add a row with the remaining amount and a new number like INV-041b
  • Client renamed: change it only in "Clients"; the drop-down keeps rows consistent
  • Excel instead of Sheets: all formulas work except QUERY; use a PivotTable on columns B, D, H instead

Check example

Invoice INV-038, client Northside Dental, issued Sep 1, terms 14 days → due Sep 15. Today Oct 20, not paid → Overdue, 35 days.

Client: a 4-person video production studio. Tool: Google Sheets. Task: "We lose track of who has paid. We need one sheet that shows overdue invoices and how much each client owes."

The client and all details are made up.

About this service

We set up a gradebook that follows your grading policy instead of a plain average: weighted categories such as tests, homework and projects, the lowest quiz dropped if you allow it, excused work left out rather than counted as zero, and late penalties applied. A grading scale table turns percentages into letter or numeric grades. Each student's term average and a class summary update as you enter scores.

What is included

  • What you getFormulas, the gradebook and grading scale layout as CSV text and setup steps; in Premium also a script that prepares a progress note for each student. Delivered as text for Excel or Google Sheets.
  • Weighted categoriesTests, homework, projects as you set
  • Excused vs missingExcused work does not count as zero
  • Drop the lowestIf your policy allows it
  • Grading scalePercent to letter or number
  • Class summaryAverages and students at risk

How it works

  1. 1
    BriefYou describe your grading policy
  2. 2
    BuildWe write the gradebook formulas
  3. 3
    UseYou add students and enter scores

What we need from you

Your grading policy with category weights, the grading scale, rules for missing, excused and late work, and how many classes and students you teach.

We will ask you:

  • How are categories weighted in your grading policy?
  • Which grading scale do you use?
  • How should missing, excused and late work count?
  • How many classes and students do you have?

Compare packages

PackagesBasicUp to 3 gradebook formulas$10StandardGradebook for one class and term$25PremiumSeveral classes and terms with progress notes$49
Deadline1 day2 days3 days
Revisions123
Formulasup to 3up to 10up to 15
Gradebook templateNoone class, one termseveral classes and terms
Script codeNoNoApps Script or VBA
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Questions and answers

Should I send real student names?

No. Use made-up names or numbers in your screenshots; the formulas work the same on your real list.

Does it work with Google Classroom?

Classroom can export grades to Google Sheets. We set up the gradebook to read that export, so you do not retype scores.

Can it use points instead of percentages?

Yes. Total-points grading and weighted categories both work; tell us which your school uses.

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