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Make A Universal Time Converter

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larsonchronicle@lycos.com - 02 Dec 2004 04:17 GMT
I would like a time converter, that would allow me to convert Universal time,
into PST. I am doing a project where the phases of the moon are time in
Universal Time (GMT).  We are -8 hours West of UT.  I have tried several ways
to come up with a formula, and am unable to get a valid response.
JE McGimpsey - 02 Dec 2004 04:31 GMT
One way:

XL stores times as fractional days, so if UT is in A1, use

B1:     =A1 - TIME(8,0,0)

or

B1:     =A1 - 8/24      or    =A1 - 1/3

Format B1 as a time, if necessary.

In article <E9B4465F-B6CA-4902-9A09-DE309872CFF5@microsoft.com>,
"larsonchronicle@lycos.com"

> I would like a time converter, that would allow me to convert Universal time,
> into PST. I am doing a project where the phases of the moon are time in
> Universal Time (GMT).  We are -8 hours West of UT.  I have tried several ways
> to come up with a formula, and am unable to get a valid response.
 
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