I'm new to business time, but it looks pretty straight forward.

I am reading up on it, but thought I'd poll the list while I read (and took a 
lunch).

I have a tmp field I'm setting on my help desk form when a ticket is created. 
That field, called tmpResolution Time, stores the resolution time for the 
customer, based on the severity. So, let's say for company A, for a severity 
Low ticket, they have a resolution time of 480 minutes.

I have a field called Req Resolution Date/Time. This is a date/time field. I 
have a filter that will set this field to the $TIMESTAMP$ + (tmpResolution Time 
* 60), which will give me the resolved date. I need to, however, use Business 
time to only factor in supported hours.

What command would I use to substitute the (tmpResolution Time * 60) part of 
the equation above to only factor in supported hours. If the ticket was created 
at noon, then I don't want to show 8PM as being the required resolved time, if 
the support hours end at 5:00. It shouldn't be until 3 hours into the next day 
that it shows.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Gary Opela, Jr., RSP
Remedy Engineer
Leader Communications, Inc.
http://www.5pointleader.com
http://www.lcibest.com
Best Product, Best People, Best PriceTM
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