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Excel 2010 Help - IST to EST
Team,
I have a column "Date" - 3/19/2011 3:16 which is in IST. Is there a formula which i can use to convert them into EST? Lets say NewYork Time?
I have a column "Date" - 3/19/2011 3:16 which is in IST. Is there a formula which i can use to convert them into EST? Lets say NewYork Time?
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Sid
Tum phir cheenka!!!
ssaqibh: Bhai yeh "cheenka" kya hota hai? Peheli baar sun raha hoon :)
David: I will pretend that you missed my post by mistake. And No, I am not talking from the points perspective but from the acknowledgment perspective.
Sid
David: I will pretend that you missed my post by mistake. And No, I am not talking from the points perspective but from the acknowledgment perspective.
Sid
Sid,
Cheenka --> sneezed. (I wonder if it is different in Hindi)
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26694071/Problem-in-Macro-codes-With-CreateObject-VBscript-RegExp.html#34400179
Cheenka --> sneezed. (I wonder if it is different in Hindi)
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26694071/Problem-in-Macro-codes-With-CreateObject-VBscript-RegExp.html#34400179
No it is the same :)
I was not able to grasp it :)
Sid
I was not able to grasp it :)
Sid
Maybe "Chheenka" would be a better way to spell it.
In C1, type out the time difference between IST and EST in the hh:mm format and type this in B1
=A1+ C1
You will have to refer to web for the difference in timezone between the two.
Sid