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  1. Excel Convert Utc Time
  2. Convert Utcnow To Local Time

How to quickly convert UTC/GMT time to local time?

  1. So when we call.toUTCString it converts the date in UTC format but in more readable form. New Date(' 04:00:00').toUTCString; // 'Sun, 28 Jul 2019 22:30:00 GMT' This method would be helpful in the frontend when you would want your user to show UTC date in a more readable format.
  2. To switch to UTC, simply execute sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata, scroll to the bottom of the Continents list and select Etc or None of the above; in the second list, select UTC. If you prefer GMT instead of UTC, it's just above UTC in that list.

If you are working in an international company, you may need to know and deal with different local times of multiple zones. And to get the different local times, you need to use UTC/GMT time. Here this tutorial can tell you how to calculate the local time based on the UTC/GMT time in Excel.

Localtoutc(time, dst=true) public Adjust the given time to the simultaneous time in UTC. Returns a Time.utc instance. Hi, Im working on a program that displays the time in LOCAL TIME or UTC depending on what the user wants. The problem i have is i dont really understand the difference between localtime, UTC, GMT etc. If you have a web cast, online chat, conference call or other live event where people from all over the world want to attend, this (UTC/GMT) time zone difference converter lets you offer everyone an easy way to determine their own local time and date for your live event in (UTC/GMT).

UTC—Coordinated Universal Time

GMT -- Greenwich Mean Time

Convert UTC/GMT time to local time with Kutools for Excel

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Convert UTC/GMT time to local time with formulas

Supposing there is a city—Tokyo whose local time is ahead 9 hours to GMT time, and you can convert the GMT time to its local time by following these steps:

1. Select a blank cell and enter the current GMT time into it, here take A2 for instances. To get the current GMT, you can take reference from this http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/

2. Select a blank cell and enter one formula of below, and press Enter to get the local time. See screenshot:

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=A2 + TIME(9,0,0)

=A2 + (9 / 24)

Excel Convert Utc Time

Tips:

(1) In above formulas, 9 is the number of hours the local time ahead to GMT, and you can change it as you need, if the local time is backward to the GMT, you just can change the plus sign + to minus sign -.

(2) The formula =A2 + (9 / 24) will return a decimal number. For converting the decimal number to time, please select the decimal number, and click Home > Number Format > Time.

Convert UTC/GMT time to local time with Kutools for Excel

There is a handy tool – Formula Helper in Kutools for Excel, which includes multiple useful and powerful functions can help you do some complex calculation. And to convert GMT/UTC to local time, the Add hours to date of Formulas can do you a favor.

After free installing Kutools for Excel, please do as below:

1. Enter the GMT time into a blank cell, A2 for instance, and select a blank cell, B2, which will get the local time you want. See screenshot:

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2. Click Kutools > Formula Helper > Formula Helper, then in the popping Formulas Helper dialog, select Add hours to date from the Choose a formula list, and in Arguments input section, select the GMT time to Date Time textbox, and enter the time difference between local time and GMT time in to Number textbox. See screenshot:

3. Click Ok, and the local time has been gotten. See screenshot:

Convert GMT to Local Time

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Local To Utc

Convert UTC/GMT time to local time with formulas

Supposing there is a city—Tokyo whose local time is ahead 9 hours to GMT time, and you can convert the GMT time to its local time by following these steps:

1. Select a blank cell and enter the current GMT time into it, here take A2 for instances. To get the current GMT, you can take reference from this http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/

2. Select a blank cell and enter one formula of below, and press Enter to get the local time. See screenshot:

=A2 + TIME(9,0,0)

=A2 + (9 / 24)

Excel Convert Utc Time

Tips:

(1) In above formulas, 9 is the number of hours the local time ahead to GMT, and you can change it as you need, if the local time is backward to the GMT, you just can change the plus sign + to minus sign -.

(2) The formula =A2 + (9 / 24) will return a decimal number. For converting the decimal number to time, please select the decimal number, and click Home > Number Format > Time.

Convert UTC/GMT time to local time with Kutools for Excel

There is a handy tool – Formula Helper in Kutools for Excel, which includes multiple useful and powerful functions can help you do some complex calculation. And to convert GMT/UTC to local time, the Add hours to date of Formulas can do you a favor.

After free installing Kutools for Excel, please do as below:

1. Enter the GMT time into a blank cell, A2 for instance, and select a blank cell, B2, which will get the local time you want. See screenshot:

2. Click Kutools > Formula Helper > Formula Helper, then in the popping Formulas Helper dialog, select Add hours to date from the Choose a formula list, and in Arguments input section, select the GMT time to Date Time textbox, and enter the time difference between local time and GMT time in to Number textbox. See screenshot:

3. Click Ok, and the local time has been gotten. See screenshot:

Convert GMT to Local Time

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  • Select Duplicate or Unique Rows; Select Blank Rows (all cells are empty); Super Find and Fuzzy Find in Many Workbooks; Random Select...
  • Exact Copy Multiple Cells without changing formula reference; Auto Create References to Multiple Sheets; Insert Bullets, Check Boxes and more...
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Convert Utcnow To Local Time

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    Oh boy... Where do I start? Maybe simply by pointing out ...
    A) local time in many cases is not a simple offset throughout the whole year. ( DST, Daylight saving time )
    B) the local time definition may change from one year to the next due to political changes.
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    When UTC time is entered as a series of numbers (for example '1258119969'), you can use this formula to convert it to CST - [b]=(((D:D/60)/60)/24)+DATE(1970,1,1)-TIME(6,0,0)[/b] (where D equals the cell with the UTC time in it).
    [u][b]DateTimeUTC[/b][/u] [u][b]ConvertedTimeCST[/b][/u]
    1258119969 11/13/09 7:46 AM
    You can adjust for the time zone that you are in by changing the number is the TIME section. I have it set for CST so six hours are subtracted from the formula (GMT).
    I don't know if Kutools has a better way of doing this or not.
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    When UTC time is presented as a series of numbers (like this '1258119969' for example), use this formula - =(((D:D/60)/60)/24)+DATE(1970,1,1)-TIME(6,0,0) (where D equals the cell with the UTC time in it). Depending on what time zone you are in, you would adjust the TIME number. This example is for CST, so six hours was subtracted from the GMT formula.
    [u]DateTimeUTC[/u] [u]ConvertedTimeCST[/u]
    1258119969 11/13/09 7:46 AM
    I don't know if Kutools has a better way to do this or not.




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