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I am trying to create a spreadsheet with calculations for the various
times zones based on GMT. I use the function TIME(H,M,S). For example, to caculate a time in the US EST zone, I entered the formula E24-TIME(5,0,0), where E24 is 12:00 AM, representing UK time (GMT 0). The result comes out -5:00 AM. The correct result would be 5:00 PM. Oh yes, I am using Excel 2004 on an iBook with Mac OS X. (I get the correct result using this formula in Excel 2003 for Windows XP,) Thanks for your help! |
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