Julie - these all look approximately correct to me. Your business hours are 8am 
to 5pm Monday to Friday. In your second example, the call was opened on 3rd 
September at 16:51. If we simply count whole business days, then we get the 
following days:

Thursday 4th September               = 9 hours
Friday 5th September                      = 9 hours
Sat 6th Sep                                           = 0
Sun 7th Sep                                          = 0
Mon 8th                                                = 9
Tues 9th                                                = 9
Weds 10th                                            = 9
Thursday 11th                                   = 9
Friday 12th                                           = 9
Sat 13th                                                 = 0
Sun 14th                                                = 0
Mon 15th                                              = 9
Tues 16th                                              = 9
Weds 17th                                            = 9
Thurs 18th                                            = 9
Fri 19th                                                   = 9
Sat 20th                                                 = 0
Sun 21st                                                = 0

Total whole business days = 12 * 9 = 108 hours

Add the 9 minutes from the 3rd Sep and the 1 hour 20 minutes from 22nd Sep and 
you get near enough the value in your final column. I had a quick look at the 
other values and they looked OK to me.

I always check business hours using the above manual method and very rarely 
find a problem with Remedy's calculations (unless it's a patch issue - I think 
patch 22 on 6.3 had a problem with one of the Business-Time processes)

Thanks,



Gavin Coleman
Senior Analyst/Programmer
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From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
On Behalf Of Julie L Kanakanui JLKANAKA
Sent: 25 September 2008 15:51
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Hours to Resolve - problem with calculation?


Hello,

We are running Remedy Help Desk, version 6.03 patch 21- trying to make use of 
the Hours to Resolve field and thought this had been correct before, but today 
when I'm looking at some records, the values look off.    I'll paste in a few 
example records (not sure if/how columns will show up but basically these are 
columns of "Created", "Resolved" and "Hours to Resolve".

We have business hours of 8-5 Mon-Friday.

The first record, for example, has the ticket created at 16:54 one day and 
Resolved at 14:23 the next, with Hours to Resovle = 6.44 hours, which is 
correct.

The next record has ticket created on 9/3 16:51 and Resolved on 9/22 9:20 with 
Hours to Resolve = 109.424167 , which is certainly nowhere near the 13 or so 
business days (13*24 = 312 hours) it was open

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Any advice appreciated!

Julie
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