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Time Zone Conversion Table

Hello All,

Need a Help in Conversion of Time Zone.

I have a table in MST Time Zone, with 30 minutes interval. The data shows how many FTE working during that time. I want to Convert this to GMT Time Zone. I am attaching a Spreadsheet with the data. This should be dynamic so that if i change the Time difference spreadsheet should update accordingly.

Let me give you an example on results.

Time Diffrence between MST and GMT is 7 hours.

Ex 1:
MST - Monday
4:00 AM - 3

in GMT table results should appear in

GMT - Monday
11:00 AM - 3

Ex 2:
MST - Monday
11:00 PM - 3

in GMT table results should appear in

GMT - Tuesday
5:00 AM - 3

Please observe the day has been changed.

Regards,
NG

Quote:

Originally Posted by naven_sg (Post 1607242)

** Sorry forgot to attach File **

Time Zone Conversion Table

On Fri, 9 Nov 2012 13:35:32 +0000, naven_sg wrote:

Hello All,

Need a Help in Conversion of Time Zone.

I have a table in MST Time Zone, with 30 minutes interval. The data
shows how many FTE working during that time. I want to Convert this to
GMT Time Zone. I am attaching a Spreadsheet with the data. This should
be dynamic so that if i change the Time difference spreadsheet should
update accordingly.

Let me give you an example on results.

Time Diffrence between MST and GMT is 7 hours.

Ex 1:
MST - Monday
4:00 AM - 3

in GMT table results should appear in

GMT - Monday
11:00 AM - 3

Ex 2:
MST - Monday
11:00 PM - 3

in GMT table results should appear in

GMT - Tuesday
5:00 AM - 3

Please observe the day has been changed.

Regards,
NG

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There was no workbook attached.

Excel stores dates/times as days and fractions of a day since 1/1/1900 (or 1/1/1904 for certain versions or settings).

So for the conversion, and to make it dynamic, you merely use a formula in the GMT table to add the hours difference.
If the hours difference is an integer in A1; you would add to the MST table values A1/24 or TIME(24,0,0). This will automatically take care of "next day" issues.