identify time zone by looking at area code

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I have a column full of phone numbers. I would like to be able to denote what time zone each number is in, in a separate column for each corresponding row.
How can I do this? I would imagine the formula would look at the first 3 digits for each number and then be able to identify what time zone it is…

Thanks a lot…
 

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The only issue I see, is what do you do with area codes that belong to 2 time zones? I don't see how you can split that out, so you might have to list both or something?
 
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