# Create an employee task report

See the recorded tasks behind an employee's project hours in an employee task report. Task names and saved statuses provide useful context for a project handoff or work review without treating a completed task as proof that an entire job is finished.

Create an employee task report for a date range. Ask for the employee and dates, then show projects, task names, recorded status, hours, and workstation context where available. Provide a table and CSV, keeping active and completed task records distinct.

[Try this prompt](https://app.millbase.ca/try-prompt?prompt=Create+an+employee+task+report+for+a+date+range.+Ask+for+the+employee+and+dates%2C+then+show+projects%2C+task+names%2C+recorded+status%2C+hours%2C+and+workstation+context+where+available.+Provide+a+table+and+CSV%2C+keeping+active+and+completed+task+records+distinct.)

## When to use it

Review which tasks an employee worked on, follow up on a project handoff, or reconcile a labor report with task history.

## What you need

An employee identifier, reporting dates, and task logs with available project and workstation links.

## What you’ll get

- A task-level table and downloadable CSV for the selected employee and dates.

- Recorded task statuses and hours, with missing names or workstation context identified.

## How to use it

Open the prompt in Millbase, sign up or sign in if needed, then review the editable draft before sending.

Filter by a project name or number for a focused handoff. Interpret saved task statuses alongside the team's work notes; task counts do not measure comparable effort across different jobs.