06:00A.M. is logon time and 03:00P.M. logoff time for a total of 8:00hours, but the only useful info is the time between the brackets EX: (8:00). If user is still logged on the message still logged on is returned instead of a total time logged on in brackets. Thats easy enought to get rid of. The problem is when u have someone logged in for (07:42). it is Easy to add 8:00 + 8:00 but when u add 8:00 + 07:42 it doesnt return the correct number because i am dealing with time.

In reply to Re^3: total time usage by day with last by Anonymous Monk
in thread total time usage by day with last by Anonymous Monk

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