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Answer: Formula to convert time zones??
Yes, there is a formula you can use in Excel to convert time zones. Here are the steps:
- First, you need to know the time difference between the two time zones. For example, New York is 5 hours behind London.
- In Excel, you can use the formula
Formula:
=A1+time(hours,minutes,seconds)
to add or subtract time from a given cell. In this case, you would use the formula to add 5 hours to the New York time. - To make this formula more dynamic, you can use cell references instead of hardcoding the time difference. For example, if cell A1 contains the New York time and cell B1 contains the time difference (in hours) between New York and London, you can use the formula
Formula:
=A1+time(B1,0,0)
to convert the New York time to London time. - You can also use the TEXT function to format the result as a time. For example, the formula
Formula:
=TEXT(A1+time(B1,0,0),"h:mm AM/PM")
will convert the time and display it in the format of "1:30 PM".
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