Yes, the program is now working and the results are fantastic!

You are correct about the first two case statements having the same code. I combined them as shown below. I also combined the same in the DO CASE for the END times with an OR.

* The cEffectiveStartHour and cEffectiveStartMinute are used for calculations.
DO CASE
   * Employee Clocked In over 15 minutes EARLY, Ex: 05:44, or CLocked OUT LATE, Ex: 06:01.
   CASE iEarlyOrLateMinutes > 15 OR iEarlyOrLateMinutes < 0
      cEffectiveStartHour=cActualStartHour
      cEffectiveStartMinute=cActualStartMinute
   OTHERWISE	&& Employee Clocked In on time. Scheduled Shift Start.
      cEffectiveStartHour=cScheduledStartHour
      cEffectiveStartMinute=cScheduledStartMinute
ENDCASE
cEffectiveStartHour=ALLTRIM(cEffectiveStartHour)
cEffectiveStartMinute=ALLTRIM(cEffectiveStartMinute)

cEffectiveStartTime=;
   PADL(ALLTRIM(cEffectiveStartHour),2,"0")+;
   ':'+PADL(ALLTRIM(cEffectiveStartMinute),2,"0")

>Do you mean to say that it's working now?
>By the way, I notice that in all the three Do-Case constructs the first and second case statements give the same results.