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Hi,

I have a project where I am trying to calculate the total amount of work hours for a project based upon the timestamp of calls throughout the day. The time at which the calls is placed is in hh:mm:ss while the duration of the call is in decimal time. I need to take the last call of the day and add the decimal time to get an accurate shift time. Do I just put the hh:mm:ss time in the time function and add that to the decimal time?

Thanks.

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