CO14 - Wrong time (Activity Currently to be confirmed)

Hi experts,
we are facing the following problem.
If we change shift in workcenter, the "Activity Currently to be Confirmed" in CO14 (AFRU-ISM01) is changing.
So also the "calculated costs" in CO02 are changing.
Example (confirmation via co19):
B10 = 01.01.2012 - 22:01:27
B40 = 02.01.2012 - 05:55:35
afru-ism01 is calculated with 22,517 MIN (so much to low)
After correcting the shift in CR02 (=00:00:00 to 23:59:59) and canceling the confirmation above and making the SAME CONFIRMATION, afru-ism01 is calculated with 474,117 MIN ( so its correct now).
We don't understand, what the shift-definition has to do with "calculated time".
Because if our workers would make extra hours, we always have to change the shift in workcenter, as others the time would not be "billed".
Can someone please explain the depeding?
Thx

Hi Chris,
Well if you r doing the activity time ticket conformation means definitely it will calculate the activity time and it will be calculated according to the formula maintained in the standard value key.
So, by this we the HR module people can calculate the wages how many hrs to particular work center.
I hope you got it.
Regards,
Madhu.G

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