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=Q278&" "&TEXT(J278,"hh:mm")&" CST "&N278&", "&P278&" SAB"
I have the above formula in column M where column J will be entered the current time. I need the time to be equivalent to Eastern Standard Time rather than Central as it displays when I use Ctrl+SHIFT+; Can anyone suggest how I would add an hour to the display of the time I enter with the above shortcuts? Thanks |
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To add one hour more use the TIME() function and + operator
=Q278&" "&TEXT(J278+TIME(1,0,0),"hh:mm")&" CST "&N278&", "&P278&" SAB" If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Mr BT" wrote: =Q278&" "&TEXT(J278,"hh:mm")&" CST "&N278&", "&P278&" SAB" I have the above formula in column M where column J will be entered the current time. I need the time to be equivalent to Eastern Standard Time rather than Central as it displays when I use Ctrl+SHIFT+; Can anyone suggest how I would add an hour to the display of the time I enter with the above shortcuts? Thanks |
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