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PrakashJha
PrakashJha

Reputation: 1

Excel formula to convert special date/time format to UTC

I have a dataset with the date/time represented in UTC as d hh:mm:ss. For example 12 04:14:15. How do I convert this to a PDT format?

The problem I am having is because the data does not have month or year, if I split the date and time into separate columns and subtract 7 hours from the time column, this does not capture the potential change in date.

Any suggestions greatly appreciated!

Upvotes: 0

Views: 2639

Answers (2)

Darren Bartrup-Cook
Darren Bartrup-Cook

Reputation: 19782

I'd add the current month and year to the day and time to get a real date/time and then subtract 7 hours. This will give different numbers if you use day 1 - it will return the last day of the previous month.

With your original value in A1:

=SUM(DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),MONTH(TODAY()),LEFT($A$1,FIND(" ",$A$1)-1)),TIMEVALUE(MID($A$1,FIND(" ",$A$1)+1,LEN($A$1))))

You could replace TODAY() in the formula with any valid date value.

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Upvotes: 1

Xazoo
Xazoo

Reputation: 1

Not sure how to account for the day dropping below 0 based on your question, but the below will account for change in the day if the value is in A11:

=IF(TIMEVALUE(RIGHT(A11,8))-(7/24)<0,CONCAT(LEFT(A11,LEN(A11)-9)-1," ", TEXT(1+TIMEVALUE(RIGHT(A11,8))-(7/24),"hh:mm:ss")),CONCAT(LEFT(A11,LEN(A11)-9)," ", TEXT(TIMEVALUE(RIGHT(A11,8))-(7/24),"hh:mm:ss")))

Upvotes: 0

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