fmora,
You could use raw SQL to either create a report for a given day or date range OR you could use Query Analyzer/SQL Server Management Studio to query the data directly.
Sometimes I prefer to query the data directly. It allows for the quick and easy changing of variables and can be a bit cleaner.
Here is a query you can run and change the params to fit what you need. You can change the date range to whatever you like and can change the time to whatever you like as well. The following example will return any log on/logoff events that occurred on July 15th between 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM. If you are looking for a specific computer, you can uncomment the first commented line and add a computer name. If you want a specific event, you can un-comment the second line and use Logon or Logoff depending on which type of event you like.
SELECT c.Name, cl.Event, cl.[User], cl.Domain, cl.Time
FROM vComputer c
INNER JOIN Evt_AeX_Client_LogOn cl ON cl._ResourceGuid = c.Guid
WHERE CONVERT(CHAR(10),cl.Time,101) BETWEEN '07/14/2009' AND '07/14/2009'
AND CONVERT(CHAR(10),cl.Time,114) BETWEEN '14:00' AND '16:00'
-- AND c.Name = 'ComputerName'
-- AND cl.Event = 'Logon'
ORDER BY cl.Time
Also, I created a report that asks for the start and end dates and the start and end time, but don't see where I can attach it. I will either post it as a download or try to PM it to you.
Let me know if you have any questions!
RS