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Need formula to subtract 5hrs from date/time field
I cannot get the formula to work. It seems the formula gets confused because
there is a date value as well as a time value. I tried the following formula and it gave me the following result: Formula =(+TIME(5,0,0)) If I try to use =G2-TIME(5,0,0) it gives me a circular reference. Result 01/00/1900 5:00:00 AM instead of what I would like to see for G2 which is 01/08/2009 8:40:46 AM instead of 01/08/2009 1:40:46 AM Regards, "Mike H" wrote: Ken with your date/time in a1 use =A1-TIME(5,0,0) Mike "Ken" wrote: I'm working with the following date column in my excel document but it is in GMT. I need a formula to subtract 5hrs from the time stamp in Column "G" in order to convert it to EST. G CLOSE_DATE 01/08/2009 1:40:46 AM 01/08/2009 2:32:55 AM 01/08/2009 5:40:33 AM 01/08/2009 5:47:32 AM 01/08/2009 5:49:58 AM 01/08/2009 6:30:43 AM 01/08/2009 10:43:55 AM Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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