Experts Question Remote Desktop connection...

I'm looking for someone with a lot of experience with Windows Remote Desktop Connection to answer a basic question or two...
 
I have a WireShark capture (one side unfortunately) which shows 880 MB sent from the client connection remote desktop, running on the host. but I have no capture WireShark volume package from the host of the IP address of the client. The capture is for a period extending over 32 hours. I wonder trying to determine (guestimate) the amount of data that would have been sent between the host and the client... I know it's a real question here; That's why I'm looking for someone with real experience of connection Office remotely.
  
Given that if the volume of traffic from the client to the host is 880MBytes more than 32 hours; is it at all possible to guess how much would have been sent between the host and the client?
 
Please be nice, it is important and this is all the information I have.
 
Thank you!

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