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    Coverting the time zone

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    I have some data where the dates are in IST(Indian Standard timing) and I want to convert this to EST(Eastern Standard timing). Can anyone help me out in this?

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    Hi

    Have you tried when you right click on a cell and select format cells, then select date from the list under the number tab there is then an option to change location.

    Hope it helps
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    I am looking to change the time that is listed instead of changing the format of the time. When I change the it to EST the current time should be showing a difference of 12 hours bahind the indian timing.

    Any idea?

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    Time warp

    You'll want to use the below formula

    =IF(TIMEVALUE("5:00:00")-TIMEVALUE("12:00:00")<-0.1,(TIMEVALUE("5:00:00")-TIMEVALUE("12:00:00")*-1),TIMEVALUE("5:00:00")-TIMEVALUE("12:00:00"))

    If you input the indian time where the 5:00:00 is then it should work it out for you.

    hope that helps


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    Quote Originally Posted by Gireeshm
    I am looking to change the time that is listed instead of changing the format of the time. When I change the it to EST the current time should be showing a difference of 12 hours bahind the indian timing.

    Any idea?
    Hi Gireeshm,

    How about this?

    Put your date/time in A1, then in A2 put

    =A1-0.5

    The 0.5 is half a day or 12 hours

    oldchippy

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    Time

    Try


    =A1-B1+IF(B1>A1,1)

    A1 = the time now
    B1 = The time they are behind

    Hope it helps

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