G Guest Apr 1, 2006 #2 There's probably a more efficient way to do this, but I so rarely use Times in my work, I'm not sure. But if you're just working with Time and not Dates, this works: =TIME(IF(HOUR(A1)<3,21+HOUR(A1),HOUR(A1)-3),MINUTE(A1),SECOND(A1)) HTH, Elkar
There's probably a more efficient way to do this, but I so rarely use Times in my work, I'm not sure. But if you're just working with Time and not Dates, this works: =TIME(IF(HOUR(A1)<3,21+HOUR(A1),HOUR(A1)-3),MINUTE(A1),SECOND(A1)) HTH, Elkar
G GregP1962 Apr 1, 2006 #3 Can't you just subtract 3 from the hour value? Example. Say cell A1 has Eastern time. You want cell b4 to reflec pacific time. In cell b4 enter "=A1-3" Or, you could just move to California
Can't you just subtract 3 from the hour value? Example. Say cell A1 has Eastern time. You want cell b4 to reflec pacific time. In cell b4 enter "=A1-3" Or, you could just move to California
G Guest Apr 1, 2006 #4 Try something like this: For a time in A1 B1: =A1-3*1/24 The cells must be formatted as Time to display correctly. Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro
Try something like this: For a time in A1 B1: =A1-3*1/24 The cells must be formatted as Time to display correctly. Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro
D daddylonglegs Apr 1, 2006 #5 Ron said: Try something like this: For a time in A1 B1: =A1-3*1/24 Click to expand... But you'll have a problem with this if, for instance A1 contains the time 02:00 Try =MOD(A1-"03:00",1)
Ron said: Try something like this: For a time in A1 B1: =A1-3*1/24 Click to expand... But you'll have a problem with this if, for instance A1 contains the time 02:00 Try =MOD(A1-"03:00",1)