GMT & UTC time ?

peterwillmo · Dec 19, 2017

I have a spreadsheet with 4000+ lines of data and i wish to display uk gmt time in cell a1 and utc in cell b1. Could someone please give me the correct formulas for each cell?

MARK858 · Dec 19, 2017

Might help if you posted what your data looks like, what it is, where the time is being extracted from and what column it is in.

bensmith1987 · Dec 19, 2017

peterwillmo said:
I have a spreadsheet with 4000+ lines of data and i wish to display uk gmt time in cell a1 and utc in cell b1. Could someone please give me the correct formulas for each cell?

GMT & UTC are currently the same although worth noting GMT is a Time Zone & UTC being a Time Standard.
Unless what you are trying to achieve is something else?

Can you provide a sample of the data along with how you want it to look in both columns?

Thanks
Ben

peterwillmo · Dec 19, 2017

bensmith1987 said:
GMT & UTC are currently the same although worth noting GMT is a Time Zone & UTC being a Time Standard.
Unless what you are trying to achieve is something else?

Can you provide a sample of the data along with how you want it to look in both columns?

Thanks
Ben

Thanks for the reply Ben.

Simply 12:36 in A1 and 12:36 in B1 but to encompass changes when we change to Summer time from 26 March to 29 October if this is possible!

bensmith1987 · Dec 19, 2017

Ok so below is the simplest solution which works provided the date ranges within your spreadsheet are confined to within the year (ie: 2018 for below). You can simply change the dates in the formula depending on when BST starts & ends that year. If you need multiple years a more complex solution may be needed involving VLOOKUPS to a seperate tab or nested formulae.

Three Columns:
UK Time: =IF(B2="GMT",C2,C2+0.0416666666666666)
Time Zone: =IF(AND(TODAY()>DATEVALUE("24/03/2017"),TODAY()<DATEVALUE("28/10/2018")),"BST","GMT")
UTC: The time in raw data format - this will not change

Two Columns:
If you only want 1 column then use the below in UK Time:
=IF(AND(TODAY()>DATEVALUE("24/03/2018"),TODAY()<DATEVALUE("28/10/2018")),C2+0.0416666666666666,C2)

End Result:

UK Time	Time Zone	UTC
12:36	GMT	12:36
13:36	UTC	12:36

(2nd data row overridden manually to show output)

If however you want to apply the formula based on a date included within the table (example column D) then use the below formula in Col B (Time Zone) or use above steps to integrate into Col A:
=IF(AND(D2>DATEVALUE("24/03/2018"),D2<DATEVALUE("28/10/2018")),"BST","GMT")

bensmith1987 · Dec 19, 2017

bensmith1987 said:
Ok so below is the simplest solution which works provided the date ranges within your spreadsheet are confined to within the year (ie: 2018 for below). You can simply change the dates in the formula depending on when BST starts & ends that year. If you need multiple years a more complex solution may be needed involving VLOOKUPS to a seperate tab or nested formulae.

Three Columns:
UK Time:

Code:

=IF(B2="GMT",C2,C2+0.0416666666666666)

Time Zone:

Code:

=IF(AND(TODAY()>DATEVALUE("24/03/2017"),TODAY()<DATEVALUE("28/10/2018")),"BST","GMT")<datevalue("28 10="" 2018")),"bst","gmt")

UTC: The time in raw data format - this will not change

Two Columns:
If you only want 1 column then use the below in UK Time:

Code:

=IF(AND(TODAY()>DATEVALUE("24/03/2018"),TODAY()<DATEVALUE("28/10/2018")),C2+0.0416666666666666,C2)

<datevalue("28 10="" 2018")),c2+0.0416666666666666,c2)

End Result:

UK Time Time Zone UTC

12:36 GMT 12:36
13:36 UTC 12:36

<tbody>
</tbody>
(2nd data row overridden manually to show output)

If however you want to apply the formula based on a date included within the table (example column D) then use the below formula in Col B (Time Zone) or use above steps to integrate into Col A:

Code:

=IF(AND(D2>DATEVALUE("24/03/2018"),D2<DATEVALUE("28/10/2018")),"BST","GMT")<datevalue("28 10="" 2018")),"bst","gmt")[="" quote] </datevalue("28></datevalue("28></datevalue("28>

Not sure what happened there - above now fixed & examples in excel file (link below):
[FONT=&quot]https://we.tl/cYKMJ6wDBN [/FONT]

bensmith1987 · Dec 19, 2017

bensmith1987 said:
bensmith1987 said:

Ok so below is the simplest solution which works provided the date ranges within your spreadsheet are confined to within the year (ie: 2018 for below). You can simply change the dates in the formula depending on when BST starts & ends that year. If you need multiple years a more complex solution may be needed involving VLOOKUPS to a seperate tab or nested formulae.

Three Columns:
UK Time:

Code:

=IF(B2="GMT",C2,C2+0.0416666666666666)

Time Zone:

Code:

=IF(AND(TODAY()>DATEVALUE("24/03/2017"),TODAY()<datevalue("28 10="" 2018")),"bst","gmt")<datevalue("28="" 2018")),"bst","gmt")

UTC: The time in raw data format - this will not change

Two Columns:
If you only want 1 column then use the below in UK Time:

Code:

=IF(AND(TODAY()>DATEVALUE("24/03/2018"),TODAY()<datevalue("28 10="" 2018")),c2+0.0416666666666666,c2)[="" code] <datevalue("28 10="" 2018")),c2+0.0416666666666666,c2) [B]End Result:[/B] [TABLE] <tbody>[TR] [TD="class: xl65"]UK Time[/TD] [TD="class: xl65"]Time Zone[/TD] [TD="class: xl65"]UTC[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD="class: xl66"]12:36[/TD] [TD="class: xl66"]GMT[/TD] [TD="class: xl66"]12:36[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD="class: xl66"]13:36[/TD] [TD="class: xl66"]UTC[/TD] [TD="class: xl66"]12:36[/TD] [/TR] </tbody>[/TABLE] (2nd data row overridden manually to show output) If however you want to apply the formula based on a date included within the table (example column D) then use the below formula in Col B (Time Zone) or use above steps to integrate into Col A: [CODE]=IF(AND(D2>DATEVALUE("24/03/2018"),D2<datevalue("28 10="" 2018")),"bst","gmt")<datevalue("28="" 2018")),"bst","gmt")[="" quote] </datevalue("28></datevalue("28></datevalue("28>

Not sure what happened there - above now fixed & examples in excel file (link below):
https://we.tl/cYKMJ6wDBN

Click to expand...

As you can guess im a tad new to this forum and can't seem to edit my posts -must be an issue with the fomulae i'm typing. See examples in linked excel file and let me know if any problems!

Cheers
Ben
</datevalue("28>

MARK858 · Dec 19, 2017

Ben, put a space after the < symbol in your formulas. There is also something strange with the window, are you using just the reply button?

bensmith1987 · Dec 19, 2017

bensmith1987 said:
bensmith1987 said:

Ok so below is the simplest solution which works provided the date ranges within your spreadsheet are confined to within the year (ie: 2018 for below). You can simply change the dates in the formula depending on when BST starts & ends that year. If you need multiple years a more complex solution may be needed involving VLOOKUPS to a seperate tab or nested formulae.

Three Columns:
UK Time:

Code:

=IF(B2="GMT",C2,C2+0.0416666666666666)

Time Zone:

Code:

=IF(AND(TODAY()>DATEVALUE("24/03/2018"),TODAY()< DATEVALUE("28/10/2018")),"BST","GMT")<datevalue("28 10="" 2018")),"bst","gmt")<datevalue("28="" 2018")),"bst","gmt")

UTC: The time in raw data format - this will not change

Two Columns:
If you only want 1 column then use the below in UK Time:

Code:

=IF(AND(TODAY()>DATEVALUE("24/03/2018"),TODAY()< DATEVALUE("28/10/2018")),B2+0.0416666666666666,B2)

<datevalue("28 10="" 2018")),c2+0.0416666666666666,c2)[="" code]
<datevalue("28 10="" 2018")),c2+0.0416666666666666,c2)

End Result:

UK Time Time Zone UTC
12:36 GMT 12:36
13:36 UTC 12:36

<tbody>
</tbody>
(2nd data row overridden manually to show output)

If however you want to apply the formula based on a date included within the table (example column D) then use the below formula in Col B (Time Zone) or use above steps to integrate into Col A:

Code:

=IF(AND(D2>DATEVALUE("24/03/2018"),D2< DATEVALUE("28/10/2018")),"BST","GMT")</datevalue("28></datevalue("28>

Not sure what happened there - above now fixed & examples in excel file (link below):
https://we.tl/cYKMJ6wDBN

Click to expand...

Thanks MARK858
</datevalue("28>

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