I want to make a simple spreadsheet that is a printable size so I can put it on my wall 2 feet away... The Spreadsheet needs to display the GMT(24HR & 12HR) as a column, then the column to the right shows the equivalent Eastern Standard Time.
THEN a couple of rows away another simple chart BUT make that right column be (EDT)Daylight savings Time.
And I'd really love 2 versions, one in 12 hr time and another in military time 24 HR mode.
Now I already know that for EST the value is EST = GMT - 5 HRS and EDT = GMT - 4 HRS
But this is where you wizards of spreadsheets come to wow me and help me out.
POSTED 3/26/2020 @ 2:01 PM E.D.T.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!
[Solved] Convert GMT Standard/Daylight Eastern times?
[Solved] Convert GMT Standard/Daylight Eastern times?
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Re: Convert/Make table of GMT Standard/Daylight Eastern time
This is simple enough. Just generate a list of times from midnight to 11 pm (00:00 - 23:00/12:00 AM - 11:00 PM) in one column, then use something like in the second column, then, in the 3rd column
Having this displayed in 24 hour or 12 hour time is a matter of formatting the display.
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=A1-time(5;0;0)
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=A1-time(4;0;0)
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